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    Ranking The 15 U.S. Cities With Most Combined Championships

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    Ranking The 15 U.S. Cities With Most Combined Championships

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    Sports fans loving debating which city in the United States lays claim to being the true ‘Title Town.’ Real ones know there is only one true answer to this question: the city with the most championships.

    Below, we break down the 15 U.S. cities with the most championships across the four major leagues: NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL. It is worth nothing that the NFL championships totals include the pre-Super Bowl Era and the NBA titles also include the ABA. These were included because those cities still claim those titles.

    The 15 U.S. Cities With The Most Championships Combined: NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL

    As you will soon see, the northeast knows ball. The #’s 1 and 2 cities with the most professional sports championships are in the northeast and have been dominating the rest of the country for a long time.

    T-12. Miami

    Miami Dolphins helmet

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    Total Championships: 9
    NFL: 2
    NBA: 3
    MLB: 2
    NHL: 2

    T-12. Washington D.C.

    Washington Commanders helmets

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    Total Championships: 9
    NFL: 5
    NBA: 1
    MLB: 2
    NHL: 1

    T-12. Dallas

    Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl rings

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    Total Championships: 9
    NFL: 6
    NBA: 1
    MLB: 1
    NHL: 1

    T-12. Baltimore

    Baltimore Ravens helmets

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    Total Championships: 9
    NFL: 5
    NBA: 1
    MLB: 3
    NHL: 0

    T-10. Cleveland

    every unassisted triple play in MLB history

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    Total Championships: 13
    NFL: 10
    NBA: 1
    MLB: 2
    NHL: 0

    T-10. Green Bay

    Aaron Rodgers wins Super Bowl MVP with Green Bay Packers

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    Total Championships: 13
    NFL: 13
    NBA: 0
    MLB: 0
    NHL: 0

    9. St. Louis

    St. Louis Cardinals World Series flags at Busch Stadium

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    Total Championships: 14
    NFL: 1
    NBA: 1
    MLB: 11
    NHL: 1

    8. Pittsburgh

    Dec 9, 2021; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; The Steelers logo on the helmet before the game between the Minnesota Vikings and the Pittsburgh Steelers at U.S. Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports

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    Total Championships: 16
    NFL: 6
    NBA: 0
    MLB: 5
    NHL: 5

    T-6. Philadelphia

    Philadelphia Eagles

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    Total Championships: 19
    NFL: 6
    NBA: 4
    MLB: 7
    NHL: 2

    T-6. San Francisco / Bay Area

    Joe Montana in Super Bowl XVI

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    Total Championships: 19
    NFL: 7
    NBA: 5
    MLB: 7
    NHL: 0

    5. Detroit

    detroit-tigers

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    Total Championships: 22
    NFL: 4 (Pre-Super Bowl Era)
    NBA: 3
    MLB: 4
    NHL: 11

    4. Los Angeles

    Los Angeles Lakers halfcourt logo

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    Total Championships: 26
    NFL: 3
    NBA: 12
    MLB: 8
    NHL: 3

    3. Chicago

    chicago bears helmet on the field

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    Total Championships: 29
    NFL: 11
    NBA: 6
    MLB: 6
    NHL: 6

    2. Boston

    Boston Celtics logo at midcourt

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    Total Championships: 40
    NFL: 6
    NBA: 18
    MLB: 10
    NHL: 6

    1. New York

    MLB and Yankees legend Mariano Rivera

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    Total Championships: 54
    NFL: 9
    NBA: 2
    MLB: 35
    NHL: 8

    Championships Cities Combined Ranking U.S
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