Brooklyn actually started in the American Association when the AA was a major league and played in that league from 1884 to 1889 then jumped to the NL.
Part of the reason Stoneham was looking at moving the Giants to Minneapolis was that he held the rights for the area, as the Minneapolis Millers were a Giants farm team.
I know you hate the dodgers with our fan base, but I’m back because the dodgers will meet the spiritual successors for the first time in years with the Mets in the pennant series
Great upload as usual, May I request a video about the NBA Kings (ne Royals) relocations from Rochester to Cincinnati to Kansas City/Omaha and finally Sacramento?
The Seattle mariners are isolated today, with the Athletics and Giants being the closest teams to the mariners and are still far. The Athletics will be even further from the Mariners when they move to Las Vegas. Maybe Portland could get an expansion team to fill the travel gap between the Giants and Mariners, it helps the Mariners are guaranteed to play the NL West and the rest of the NL teams every year.
@@PenguinNote67 Toronto doesn't need American teams either, move the Blue Jays, Raptors and Toronto FC all to Buffalo. Move the Maple Leafs to Cleveland
A third team in NYC area would automatically trigger Chicago wanting one and LA swallowing San Diego to get a third team 😂 Ok seriously, could they handle another team? Maybe. But lets look at the SoCal baseball atmosphere with Dodgers, Angels, Padres and the incoming A's. If they find a way to coexist and not strangle each other, yeah I could see NY or Chicago making it work.
As a Yankees fan, I wonder how the rivalry would be if they stayed in NYC. I guess I get a somewhat of a taste nowadays since they play them every year now
Ohtani is only great if he has a great supporting cast around him. Trout was a great contributor, but he was on the down slide, due to age. Dodgers can be competitive IF their other players can stay healthy, which they have not been known to do. I believe in my Giants and know we will be constantly in turmoil/despair, but the team tends to find a way. As a fan, I appreciate that.
i like this guy!
The Dodgers beat both the Mets and Yankees to win the World Series this year now the Rams and Lakers turn to win Championship again
The Giants were in the 1962 World Series also
Brooklyn actually started in the American Association when the AA was a major league and played in that league from 1884 to 1889 then jumped to the NL.
Oops. Didn't see that when researching
Part of the reason Stoneham was looking at moving the Giants to Minneapolis was that he held the rights for the area, as the Minneapolis Millers were a Giants farm team.
I remember that rule for MLB teams at the time
I know you hate the dodgers with our fan base, but I’m back because the dodgers will meet the spiritual successors for the first time in years with the Mets in the pennant series
"Brooklyn mostly bleeds Orange & Blue".
And The New York Mets have a minor team in Brooklyn called The Cyclones.
Some of those old names are funny. It's safe to say we'll never see another team named Bridesgrooms or Superbas ever again in our lifetime.
You forgot to mention that the Giants were in the World Series in 1962, only to get beaten by their American League rival, the Yankees.
I did forget that. Thank you for pointing that out
@@PenguinNote67 You're welcome.
Great upload as usual, May I request a video about the NBA Kings (ne Royals) relocations from Rochester to Cincinnati to Kansas City/Omaha and finally Sacramento?
That is my next priority
The Seattle mariners are isolated today, with the Athletics and Giants being the closest teams to the mariners and are still far. The Athletics will be even further from the Mariners when they move to Las Vegas. Maybe Portland could get an expansion team to fill the travel gap between the Giants and Mariners, it helps the Mariners are guaranteed to play the NL West and the rest of the NL teams every year.
Maybe a team will come to Portland or Vancouver and fix that
@@PenguinNote67no to Vancouver, I hate having American teams in Canada.
@anthonyrivera2003 well Canadians have us hockey so we should let them have more than just Toronto teams
@@PenguinNote67 Toronto doesn't need American teams either, move the Blue Jays, Raptors and Toronto FC all to Buffalo. Move the Maple Leafs to Cleveland
Which is why I hope Salt Lake City or Portland gets an expansion team.
A third team in NYC area would automatically trigger Chicago wanting one and LA swallowing San Diego to get a third team 😂
Ok seriously, could they handle another team? Maybe. But lets look at the SoCal baseball atmosphere with Dodgers, Angels, Padres and the incoming A's. If they find a way to coexist and not strangle each other, yeah I could see NY or Chicago making it work.
In this case, the Colts would be a true New York team. The Giants and Jets both left for New Jersey
I don't see taxpayers wanting to pay for yet another stadium. The White Sox are getting a lot of pushback for their's.
As a Yankees fan, I wonder how the rivalry would be if they stayed in NYC. I guess I get a somewhat of a taste nowadays since they play them every year now
I wanna know how different everything would be if Brooklyn still had a team
@@PenguinNote67Mets wouldn't existed, The Jets would've stayed in Queens.
Ohtani is only great if he has a great supporting cast around him. Trout was a great contributor, but he was on the down slide, due to age. Dodgers can be competitive IF their other players can stay healthy, which they have not been known to do. I believe in my Giants and know we will be constantly in turmoil/despair, but the team tends to find a way. As a fan, I appreciate that.
Getting Robbie Ray back might help the Giants
@@PenguinNote67 only concerned about his salary to age ratio (he’s 34).