How many championships you got?

[Pengwin7]

In my lifetime (of the major media-covered sports in North America),

Flyers: 0
Pistons: 3
Tigers: 1
Broncos: 2
U.Michigan: 1(Football), 1(Basketball)

I've watched my teams lose in finals more than win.

[Savvy1982]

Whalers: 0 and moved.

AZ Cardinals: 0 (but they did go to a Superbowl, which I didn't think I'd see in my lifetime...

[glorybe23]

Bruins - 1

I died so many times as a kid with all the playoff disappointments. Damn Canadiens.

[horrorfan]

Championships since I've been following them (which is more difficult since moving to Scotland in 2002):

Flames - 1. Favourite team, the one I care about the most.
Yankees - 5. Though since the last of my favourite players, Jeter, is gone, I'm losing interest given that I don't see any games.
Dolphins - 0. Yeah I can't see this changing anytime soon.
Lakers - 5. Though have been following less in recent years so was a more casual fan; now I hardly follow it.
Syracuse - 1. It had to happen when I couldn't watch it! But saw extended highlights at least.

[Bass56]

NHL: Montreal Canadiens: 24 Cups (saw 1, lived through 2)

NFL: Greenbay Packers: 4 SuperBowls (saw 2 of them)

MLB: Toronto Blue Jays: 2 Championships (saw both)

NBA: Lebron James (I follow his teams as I am not a fan of an individual team per say; I like the sport, but I am not crazy about it like I am with hockey)

NCAA Football: Notre-Dame: 11 Championships (saw 1)

CFL: Montreal Alouettes: 7 Grey Cups (saw 3 of them)

F1: Jacques Villeneuve: 1 Championship (saw it)

[LawMan]

I like sports and will support most local teams

Oilers fan since birth in 1985: I count 5 Stanley Cups
Eskimos fan since 1985: 4 Grey Cups
Blue Jays fan since 1990: 2 World Series Championships
Edmonton Rush (NLL) fan since 2007: 1 Champions Cup
Edmonton Trappers since 1991: 3 titles PCL Titles
Edmonton Capitals (Independent Baseball) 1 title. I know this sounds like bandwagon jumping but I went to 4 of 5 games in the finals (all 7 games were scheduled to be played in Edmonton to reduce travel costs.)

It was actually a really good time to be a fan in the late ‘80s to early ‘90s. Recently the Oilers, Eskimos and Jays have been hard to watch, the Rush championship this year really helped me remember how much fun it is to be a fan of a team that goes on a run and wins a title.

[Daydream Nation]

This was a topic on another forum I frequent so I thought I'd bring it here. Actually, I needed to adjust my original post . This is what I have for titles and my years of fandom:

Chicago Blackhawks 27 years (2010, 2013, 2015) Fan from 1988

Jeff Gordon 18 years (1997,1998, 2001) Fan from 1997

Chicago Bulls 13 years (1991,1992,1993,1996,1997,1998) Fan from 1985-1998

Chicago Cubs 32 years 1 (2016) Fan from 1984

Notre Dame Football 10 years (1988) Fan from 1986 to 1996 (Lou Holtz Era)

No other team I would ever say I was a fan of. I have jumped on many bandwagons but I don't claim their championships.

13 Championships in 75 years of fandom or 17%. Roughly 1 championships every 3 seasons.

And if I had to rank my to top 5 championships:
1) 2013 Blackhawks
2) 2010 Blackhawks
3) 2015 Blackhawks


4) 1998 Bulls (Jordan in Game 6 was legendary!)
5) 2001 Jeff Gordon

How say you?

Updated

[dooley89]

Blackhawks: Hawks blood in the family, been a fan as long as I can remember - 3 recent cups were incredible.

Blue Jays: They won when I was too young to understand.

Barrie Colts: Been able to see guys like Ekblad, Schiefele, Little, Athanasiou play a ton of games, that's about it lol.

[ThunderStruck91]

Total of 2

Lightning: 1(2003-2004)
Buccaneers: 1(2003)
Rays: 0

[hockeyrobot]

I mean...I was alive for the Jays but do I remember?? Maybe 1 of them.

Red Wings (since 93 loss to Leafs): 4 Cups...should have been 5 but oh well
Jays (since I can remember): 1 title. I only remember one.

Even though I have a massive love for the NFL....no favorite team.

[theslymonkey]

Flames: 89, I was there. I was 8, but I remember it. So much disappointment since then...

Broncos: 98, 99, 16. Davis was a beast...

Yankees: 98, 99, 00, 09. I really miss Jeter, it's just not the same without him. I hope Sanchez becomes the new face next year.

I used to be a Bulls fan during the Jordan years, but I just don't like the NBA anymore. So I don't know if I count those championships.

I guess 8 is a decent number. The Yankees really balance out the Flames in my life.

[Cake Eater]

I was born in 1992 and I basically follow 3 teams in my area:

Capitals: Zilch
Orioles: Zilch since I have been born
Ravens: 2 (2001, 2013)

[larrylintz]

Montreal Expos: 1969-2004

I don't think anything tops this as a fan tragedy -- a barebones budget team that for was for many years very competitive and exciting, had some incredibly close calls, and for one year was clearly the best in baseball but was robbed of the season due to the labour dispute, which had a scouting system that produced some of the most exciting players in the game including Big Unit, Vladdy, Pedro (traded a star 2nd baseman to get him, eg of gr8 scouting), Larry Walker, etc X50, and now it's dead, leaving a trail of heartbroken fans including this one. RIP.

At least teams regularly cited that have long records of futility AT LEAST can offer their fans some hope that someday, it will happen.

[Wild Thing]

In my 14 years of life my sports teams(Minnesota: Wild, Vikings, Twins, & Timberwolves have brought home a big fat zero championships.

[Canucks_fan18]

Yikes just read my name but here I go...

Vancouver Canucks: 0

Tiger Woods: 14 (although there are a few I remember better then others)

A lot of the other sports I am indifferent to. I cheered for the Denver Bronco's during the last Super Bowl had money on the game, cheered for the Cleveland Cavillers had money on the game and the Chicago Cubs (felt bad for them, knew it was history I was watching). Try to catch the big events in the rest.