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One Professional Team in your City

If Cincinnati was only able to have one pro Team, who would you want it to be? 15 members have voted

  1. 1. If Cincinnati was only able to have one pro Team, who would you want it to be?

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I chose the Bengals only because I like football more. So I'm being selfish in that aspect. However if I was saying what would be better for everyone. I would think more people could adapt to just baseball. Men and women alike are more likely to have participated in baseball than football.

Edited by sportsfan41

Reds, unquestionably.

Is moving an option?

Possibly, but we would probably get more Steelers and Colts also. Do cities with no team get 2 early and late games?

 

No, it's three games per Sunday. Some weeks there's a doubleheader on Fox (such as this past Sunday), others it's CBS. No area gets two 1 p.m. and two 4 p.m. games, unless you're fortunate enough to be in one of those overlap areas that gets multiple network feeds from other areas.

 

Were the Bengals to leave, the Cincy area would still have to sit through bad football each week, as the Cincy market would likely be considered "Browns Country," since that's what it was before the Bengals came into existence.

No, it's three games per Sunday. Some weeks there's a doubleheader on Fox (such as this past Sunday), others it's CBS. No area gets two 1 p.m. and two 4 p.m. games, unless you're fortunate enough to be in one of those overlap areas that gets multiple network feeds from other areas.

 

Were the Bengals to leave, the Cincy area would still have to sit through bad football each week, as the Cincy market would likely be considered "Browns Country," since that's what it was before the Bengals came into existence.

Where I am we will always get a Titans game on one CBS station. The other CBS station will either be the Titans game or the Colts/Chiefs.

 

On Fox I am stuck with the Rams and that is it, unless a national game is on (such as this past week). What really stinks is when a national game is on, but the Rams are playing at the same time. Nothing can infuriate a man more when say the Packers and Cowboys are squaring off and I am stuck watching Rams/49ers in the late afternoon game :madman:

Where I am we will always get a Titans game on one CBS station. The other CBS station will either be the Titans game or the Colts/Chiefs.

 

On Fox I am stuck with the Rams and that is it, unless a national game is on (such as this past week). What really stinks is when a national game is on, but the Rams are playing at the same time. Nothing can infuriate a man more when say the Packers and Cowboys are squaring off and I am stuck watching Rams/49ers in the late afternoon game :madman:

 

That's why you go to the bar, where they get every game, and then you won't be forced to sit through something awful, like the Bengals-Browns game. :D

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