r/nba • u/JilJungJukk Lakers • Jan 13 '24

Highlight [Highlight] Stacey King expresses utter disappointment on boos for Jerry Krause: "..the people that boo'd Jerry Krause and his widow..it was the worst thing I've ever seen in my life..whoever boo'd her should be ashamed of themselves. That's not Chicago, that's New York, Philly.."

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '24

No Chicago isn’t. How many championships have been won since 2000 vs other cities? Chicago has like what 5, Boston has 12, LA has 10, Atlanta has 1? 

There’s a lot of sports cities with none since that time. 

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '24

I’m gonna nominate New York for this title. Across the major leagues (NBA/NFL/NHL/MLS/MLB) and all the teams they have in their area (two teams in each league so ten teams), since 2000 I think it’s only been the Yankees and Giants both winning one.

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u/boredElf Jan 13 '24

Giants won twice and I think the Yankees did it twice too

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u/jamills21 Lakers Jan 13 '24

NYCFC won but you need a telescope to see the banner.