ironyisadeadscene wrote:
PuckSniperPensel wrote:
ironyisadeadscene wrote:
CAN I STATE MY JUBILATION IN THE NEW YORK YANKEES BEING NUMBER 63?????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!11
I'd be thrilled if the Sabres were at the bottom of the list and had won the most Stanley Cups in the history of the NHL.
Alas...
yeah, so that means montreal should be at the top 2? no one cares about that, their stadium sucks, and WAY over priced. owner ship is... well, dedicated, yeah? corrupt, very, and no one cares what they did in the 20s and 50s. yeah, they won last year, but still.
but more means better in the minds of yankee fans. yeah, right. the question i always ask yankee fans is how many titles have they seen? with their own eyes? in which they lived and died on every pitch? for many yankee fans, its 1, maybe 5 if they hoped on board in 96 (95 ALDS in which the mariners beat the yankees was AWESOME!)
the best part is when they point to babe ruth as the best player ever (which i dont agree with, but what a ball player!) and they dont realize that ruth left the yankees under intense dislike (ruth stayed on the yankees for years as the eventual replacement to their old manager, but then when he retired, they gave the job to someone else. ruth never forgave them)
and its based on fan surveys. we probably all sung its gospel when they were number one in 07.
You took it the wrong way. I don't care where my teams fall on an arbitrary list like that.
I don't buy that argument no matter who it comes from. Doesn't phase me at all.
Say what you want about the class of an organization, the loyalty of its owners, and the accessibility to its fans.
People in New York love the Yankees because they find ways to win, and they always have. I don't care if I haven't seen all 27 world series championships, and neither do any of the other Yankee fans.
It's about having pride in a FRANCHISE, rather than individual teams that come and go each year.
Say it with me. "The most winningest team in the history of professional sports."
Find ways around it, and dish it out to Yankees fans. It'll go in one ear and out the other.
We'd be lucky to have the Sabres be more similar to the Yankees. Maybe then we'd have some Stanley Cup banners hanging from the rafters.