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In the four major sports (five, if you're dying to include MLS). I can think of two

Jets

Winnipeg (NHL)

New York (NFL)

Panthers

Florida (NHL)

Carolina (NFL)

Interestingly, they both involve an NHL team and an NFL team. Can you think of any others, or are those the only two...

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In the four major sports (five, if you're dying to include MLS). I can think of two

Jets

Winnipeg (NHL)

New York (NFL)

Panthers

Florida (NHL)

Carolina (NFL)

Interestingly, they both involve an NHL team and an NFL team. Can you think of any others, or are those the only two...

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Also, the SEC has two teams known as Bulldogs (Georgia & Mississippi State) and three known as Tigers (Auburn, LSU & Missouri).

And the WAC used to have two Aggies (Utah State and NM State) and two Bulldogs (Fresno State and La Tech).

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In the four major sports (five, if you're dying to include MLS). I can think of two

Jets

Winnipeg (NHL)

New York (NFL)

Panthers

Florida (NHL)

Carolina (NFL)

Interestingly, they both involve an NHL team and an NFL team. Can you think of any others, or are those the only two...

You didn't try very hard, did you?

Yeah, I try not to be too critical ... usually ... but I just stared at the original post with a puzzled look as it came to an early, incomplete end.

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AHL: Norfolk and Milwaukee Admirals.

Carolina and Miami Hurricanes.

Pittsburgh and Youngstown State Penguins.

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In the four major sports (five, if you're dying to include MLS). I can think of two

Jets

Winnipeg (NHL)

New York (NFL)

Panthers

Florida (NHL)

Carolina (NFL)

Interestingly, they both involve an NHL team and an NFL team. Can you think of any others, or are those the only two...

You didn't try very hard, did you?

Yeah, I try not to be too critical ... usually ... but I just stared at the original post with a puzzled look as it came to an early, incomplete end.

I know that look. That was a horrible night.

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AHL: Norfolk and Milwaukee Admirals.

You beat me to it.

PEI and New York - Islanders

UCLA, Providence, and Boston - Bruins

UConn, Washington, and Northeastern - Huskies

Utah and Memphis - Grizzlies

New York, Texas, Kitchener, and Rangers FC - Rangers

Detroit and BC - Lions

LA and Sacramento - Kings

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Don't think it does, as that's not a nickname.

But in other soccer news, the NASL's Atlanta Silverbacks are poised to adopt their predecessor's name "Chiefs".

That's the one I was coming here to post. We could go on and on with this to no end.

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When the United Soccer Association transplanted clubs from other countries into the American leagues, two of them retained their nicknames. These were the Los Angeles Wolves and the Boston Rovers, aka Wolverhampton Wanderers (the Wolves) and Shamrock Rovers respectively.

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As did the Redskins and Braves when they were both in Boston. The Pittsburgh Steelers were for a time known as the Pirates after the baseball club.

Those, along with the Giants, were deliberate. The two St. Louis Cardinals was a coincidence.

Then there were the two Browns, a football version in Cleveland and a baseball version in St. Louis, from 1946 through 53.

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As did the Redskins and Braves when they were both in Boston. The Pittsburgh Steelers were for a time known as the Pirates after the baseball club.

Those, along with the Giants, were deliberate. The two St. Louis Cardinals was a coincidence.

Then there were the two Browns, a football version in Cleveland and a baseball version in St. Louis, from 1946 through 53.

....And both the baseball and football Browns ended up moving to Baltimore in the end !! ?

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