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More like Valor Satan, amirite?!?
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Sports fandom is a lot more fun if you support at least one local team. You're allowed to cheer for more than one team. The only city where I've lived that I didn't support at least one local team was Boston. 1. Their fans are annoying as ****, and 2. I knew I was going to be there <2 years.
Sure, there might be a single local team in a particular sport that you just can't support (if I somehow got so unlucky as to have to move to Kansas City, I'd never cheer for the Chefs - but the Royals? Sure).
In my current city, I follow and support the Capitals (except when they play the Avs), UVA and Maryland football, and I enjoy all the local schools' basketball. I did kinda half-heartedly cheer for the Ravens, until the organization showed their true priorities in the Ray Rice mess, and I would totally cheer for the Washington NFL team except for 1. Dan Snyder and 2. the racist nickname.
Supporting local teams really does make it easier to fit into and be a part of the local community, and that's a good thing.
Sure, there might be a single local team in a particular sport that you just can't support (if I somehow got so unlucky as to have to move to Kansas City, I'd never cheer for the Chefs - but the Royals? Sure).
In my current city, I follow and support the Capitals (except when they play the Avs), UVA and Maryland football, and I enjoy all the local schools' basketball. I did kinda half-heartedly cheer for the Ravens, until the organization showed their true priorities in the Ray Rice mess, and I would totally cheer for the Washington NFL team except for 1. Dan Snyder and 2. the racist nickname.
Supporting local teams really does make it easier to fit into and be a part of the local community, and that's a good thing.