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Post by S-Chrome on Mar 10, 2016 22:37:39 GMT -5
The Tampa Bay Rays and the Boston Red Sox had a nice little feud going from 2005 till a few years ago. However, since guys like David Price, Joe Maddon and James Shields are no longer in Tampa (Hell, one is in Boston now.).
As of right now, the Baltimore Orioles have heat with the Toronto Blue Jays which is good because the more Jose Bautista gets struck, the wider the smile on my face.
As a Giants fan, there was nothing better than ruining things for the San Francisco... well, aside from the other teams in the NFC East. In fact, if you listen long enough, you'll still hear Whiner fans crying about Kyle Williams and/or the fumble that wasn't in the 2011 NFC Championship.
I agree with Clippers-Warriors and I would add Cavaliers-Bulls, if it wasn't so damn one-sided.
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Post by fw91 on Mar 11, 2016 11:26:11 GMT -5
For the last few years there seems to be a habit of the New York Rangers and Washington Capitals meeting in the playoffs playing 7 games of heart attack hockey
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Post by Mr. Medium Shot on Mar 11, 2016 17:09:15 GMT -5
The Tampa Bay Rays and the Boston Red Sox had a nice little feud going from 2005 till a few years ago. However, since guys like David Price, Joe Maddon and James Shields are no longer in Tampa (Hell, one is in Boston now.) As a Rays fan, I can safely say the Red Sox are considered the enemy. We tend to strongly dislike the Yankees, but hate the Red Sox. Most of the fights the Rays have ever had have been with Boston. I've even seen fans fighting at games between those two teams. And they've faced each other twice in the playoffs as well, including the biggest win in Rays history (the 2008 ALCS). Here's video evidence of the hatred between the two teams: www.youtube.com/watch?v=QffVyVI0SnY. I was there in person to see the 2005 brawl (David Ortiz vs. Lance Carter).
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Post by madness50 on Apr 22, 2016 10:03:47 GMT -5
The Knicks and Bulls had a very heated rivalry in the early 90's. Those 92 and 93 series' were intense. Heck, even the 94 series without MJ went seven games.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 24, 2016 10:23:07 GMT -5
The Knicks and Bulls had a very heated rivalry in the early 90's. Those 92 and 93 series' were intense. Heck, even the 94 series without MJ went seven games. The Knicks also had some heated series with the Pacers and Heat in the late 90s. It was good stuff. Not always fun for Knicks fans, though.
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Post by MolotovMocktail on Apr 28, 2016 1:48:03 GMT -5
Since the Cowboys and Giants were mentioned, I'd say the next biggest out-of-division rival for the 49ers is the Packers. Whenever both teams make the playoffs, they seem to run up against each other. And both are storied franchises with multiple Super Bowls to their name.
Sharks-Kings is becoming rather heated. Probably not the first one you think of in terms of NorCal-SoCal, but a lot of history, including our just now avenging the epic playoff collapse from 2 years ago.
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