Who do you represent?

Every sports fan wants to represent a hometown team, and every fan wants to stay loyal to that team but sometimes it is harder than others. I respect all of the fans that aren't band wagoners (when you like a team only because they are good). It is sometimes very frustrating, especially if you live in a few cities that have worse teams than others but it can also be great. An example of great would be New York, they are all good teams with the exception of the Knicks, but even they are getting better. Miami is a city with a lot of hope in the future with the Heat well... getting Lebron, Bosh and resigning Wade, but also the Marlins who are building a new stadium and the Dolphins who are getting a lot better. Every great sports city has a bad team, Minnesota three great teams the Twins, Wild, Vikings and one terrible team, the T-Wolves. Los Angeles is up there in the best sports towns because of the Lakers, also they have the talented Clippers and Kings. The cities that well are miserable and don't have much hope, the Bay Area, Washington D.C., Seattle and now the area of Cleveland. Out of those I would put Cleveland as the worst, close behind in second Seattle, followed by the Bay Are and lastly our nations capitol D.C. Cleveland has three terrible teams the Indians, last in their division, Browns, always at the bottom of the league and now as of Wednesday night the Cavaliers losing the only hope they had in sports, Lebron. Seattle is miserable the always underachieving Seahawks, terrible Mariners and they didn't have enough fans so the then Sonics left them. The Bay Area as much as I hate to say tis the only good team is the Sharks. The Raiders are well the Raiders, laughing stock of the NFL, the A's are no good, the Giants have no hitting but are close and the 49er's haven't quite found it yet. Should I mention the Warriors oh man! Absolutley no talent other than Steph and Monta. D.C. is a young sports town but all the teams are improving greatly. Stick in there sports fans and keep representing your teams.