1. Houston
   St. Louis
2. San Diego
   Phoenix

When you think of the greatest Hawks' player of all time, it's hard to not picture Dominique Wilkins. He was named an All-Star nine times and won the Slam Dunk Contest twice.

1. Brooklyn
   Detroit
2. Boston
   Pittsburgh

The Dodgers signed Jackie Robinson in 1947. He was the first African-American to play in Major League Baseball.

1. Baltimore
   Little Rock
2. Birmingham
   Houston

The Tennessee Titans were known as the Oilers when they played in Houston. As the Oilers, the team made it into the NFL Playoffs ten times but never reached the Super Bowl.

1. Portland
   Oklahoma City
2. San Diego
   Denver

Led by Hakeem Olajuwon, the Houston Rockets won back to back NBA championships in 1994 and 1995. Of course, these were also the years Michael Jordan left the NBA to play baseball, so the Rockets didn't have to face the greatest player in the game.

1. Montgomery
   New Orleans
2. Nashville
   Bristol

Utah Jazz player Donovan Mitchell was one of the finalists for the Rookie of the Year Award for the 2017-18 season. However, he lost the award to Ben Simmons, who plays for the 76ers.

1. Lansing
   Chicago
2. Baltimore
   Indianapolis

The Yankees have won far more World Series titles than any other team in baseball. They currently hold 27 titles, which is 16 more than the next closest team.

1. St. Louis
   Miami
2. Philidelphia
   Kansas City

From 1999 until 2001, the Rams had one of the most explosive offenses in NFL history. It was referred to as "The Greatest Show on Turf."

1. Starkville​
   Austin
2. Jacksonville
   Milwaukee

One of the greatest players in baseball history, Hank Aaron, made the move from Milwaukee to Atlanta with the Braves in 1966. For his contributions to the team, Aaron's number 44 jersey was retired.

1. Atlanta
   Los Angeles
2. Seattle
   Kansas City

The Athletics' franchise has won nine World Series titles. Their latest title was in 1989 when they swept the Giants in four games.

1. Washington D.C.
   Charlotte
2. Chicago
   Denver

The Rangers play in Globe Life Park located in Arlington, Texas. The stadium has a seating capacity of 48,114.

1. Miami
   San Antonio
2. Montreal
   Knoxville

The Nationals played in Montreal as the Expos from 1969 until 2004. Since moving to Washington, the Nationals have won four East Division titles.

1. Philidelphia
   Fort Wayne
2. Austin
   Tampa

The Detroit Pistons had a fierce team in the '80s and '90s known as the "Bad Boy" Pistons. The team was led by the physical play of point guard Isiah Thomas.

1. Boston
   San Antonio
2. Birmingham
   Baltimore

The move from Baltimore to Indianapolis was a difficult one for the Colts. They had a strong fan-base for years, but poor play and a deteriorating stadium began to turn many fans away.

1. Lansing​
   Montreal
2. Boston
   Kansas City

The Redskins were originally called the Boston Braves in 1932. However, after one year of play, the name was changed to the Redskins to match the town's baseball team, the Red Sox.

1. Cleveland
   Atlanta
2. Savannah
   New Orleans

The city of Cleveland was disappointed by ownership's decision to move the Browns in 1996. They fought to keep the Browns' name, so the new Baltimore team was named the Ravens.

1. Bristol
   New York
2. Seattle
   Portland

The New York Giants won five titles before moving to San Francisco, with the final championship coming in 1954. The team wouldn't win another title until 2010.

1. Seattle
   Los Angeles
2. Kansas City
   Indianapolis

In their last year in Seattle, the SuperSonics drafted Kevin Durant, who went on to win Rookie of the Year. He would become a superstar for the Thunder, before leaving to join Golden State.

1. Chicago
   Minneapolis
2. Pittsburgh
   Phoenix

The Lakers have signed some of the greatest players in NBA history. Laker legends include Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Wilt Chamberlain, Magic Johnson and Kobe Bryant.

1. Las Vegas
   Miami
2. Philadelphia
   Charlotte

In 2017 and 2018, the Golden State Warriors won back to back NBA championships against the Cleveland Cavaliers. This is largely due to their signing of Kevin Durant prior to the 2016-17 season.

1. Phoenix
   Houston
2. Cleveland
   San Diego

The Clippers have had their greatest success under head coach Doc Rivers. Rivers joined the team in 2013, and the Clippers won their first divisional title that same year.

1. Boston
   New York
2. Los Angeles
   Richmond

The Raiders have been in Oakland since 1995, gaining one of the strongest fan bases in the NFL. However, sadly for those fans, the team announced in 2017 that the Raiders will be moving to Las Vegas in the near future.

1. Denver
   Nashville
2. Tampa
   New Orleans

The New Jersey Devils have won five Conference championships and three Stanley Cups. Their latest Stanley Cup was during the 2002-03 season when they defeated the Mighty Ducks.

1. Cleveland
   Kansas City
2. Buffalo
   Seattle

The Kings have a single championship, which they won in 1951. This was before the merger of the NBA and the ABA.

1. Birmingham
   Denver
2. Cincinnati
   Atlanta

The Jets have only been in Winnipeg since 2011. However, the team has yet to make it to the Stanley Cup Finals.

1. Oklahoma City
   Austin
2. Portsmouth
   Knoxville

Barry Sanders is regarded as one of the greatest players in Lions' history. Sadly, he was never able to unleash his athletic talent in the Super Bowl before retiring in 1998.

1. Seattle
   Baltimore
2. Las Vegas
   Louisville​

The Washington Wizards play basketball in Capital One Arena. The arena is shared with the Washington Capitals and the Georgetown University men's basketball team.

1. Cincinnati​
   Montgomery
2. New Orleans
   Vancouver

The Memphis Grizzlies are the only American professional sports team located in Memphis. They've been in the city since 2001.

1. Bloomington
   Jacksonville
2. Richmond
   Phoenix

The Dallas Stars won their only Stanley Cup championship during the 1998-99 season. They defeated the Buffalo Sabres 4-2.

1. Atlanta
   Charlotte
2. St. Louis
   Boston

The oriole is the official state bird of Maryland. The name comes from the male's unique bright orange and black coloring.

1. Charlotte
   San Antonio
2. Denver
   Louisville

The Pelicans drafted center Anthony Davis with the first overall pick in the 2012 NBA draft. Davis has not disappointed since being drafted, though injuries have affected him some.

1. Los Angeles
   Tulsa
2. Decatur​
   Augusta

The Chicago Bears had one of the most dominant defenses in NFL history when they won the Super Bowl in 1985. Though the offense had to do little other than not turn the ball over, they were led by Walter Payton, one of the greatest running backs to ever come through the league.

1. Las Vegas
   Portland
2. New York
   Winnipeg

The Coyotes' franchise was founded in 1972. The team moved to Phoenix in 1996 as the Phoenix Coyotes before becoming the Arizona Coyotes in 2014.

1. Starkville
   Dallas
2. Savannah
   Indianapolis

The Kansas City Chiefs were the winners of Super Bowl IV. This is the city's only Super Bowl win in franchise history.

1. Hartford
   Miami
2. New Orleans
   Nashville

The Hurricanes moved to Raleigh, North Carolina in 1997. They won their first Stanley Cup trophy during the 2005-06 season, defeating the Oilers 4-3.

1. Oklahoma City
   Austin
2. Tampa
   St. Louis

The closest the Cardinals have come to winning a Super Bowl was in 2008 when they faced the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Steelers scored the game-winning touchdown in the final minute of the game, winning 27-23.