Seeing the Lakers dominate W. Canada is not that surprising btw. I live in Vancouver and i know there's a lot of Lakers fans here. Heck, i like the Lakers, they're like my 2nd team. They've been a successful franchise for years. They have the greatest player of this generation in Kobe. And they have Steve Nash who's a BC boy.
If there's a team that i want to see win the lottery(Wiggins) it's the Lakers. I don't want to see Wiggins in our division.
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Yabadabayolo wrote: View PostWow canada is just a country of bandwagons. They like the raptors But the next favorite is lakers and lebron James in every city.
When we win 55 games next year, I hope some of those heat and lakers wtf fans to hopefully hop onto rap nation!
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Wow canada is just a country of bandwagons. They like the raptors But the next favorite is lakers and lebron James in every city.
When we win 55 games next year, I hope some of those heat and lakers wtf fans to hopefully hop onto rap nation!
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This is really cool. Makes sense too because I'm on the east coast of pei and I'm a raptors fan but all my family is Celtics fans. Wonder how that developed.
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Cool find, amazing to see how far reaching the raps fan base is. Disappointed, but not surprised that Ottawa is the only major centre in Ontario that doesn't have a majority of raps fans (even more happy to have left that sleepy little town).
I wonder how accurate this is? I'm assuming the researcher's data is based on Facebook likes.
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I live in Winnipeg and me and my friends have made the 8 hour drive a couple times to go see the Raps in Minni. There were crazy amount of Raptor fans in the stands this year! The good part about Winnipeg is there is a very large Filipino population and they treat basketball like a religion. So many Laker fans though!
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Letter N wrote: View PostLook at all those dirty Frenchy traitors. Raps didn't even make their top 3.
When the hell are we gonna kick them out of Canada already.
Merci.
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Mr.Z wrote: View PostIn my area (Little Burgandy) there's a lot.
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Mr.Z wrote: View PostI honestly don't have a second favorite team. I have teams that I prefer to cheer for more than others but in the end I just like to see games come down to the wire so during the course of a game between any two teams not named the Raptors I pull for whoever is losing.
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Mr.Z wrote: View PostI honestly don't have a second favorite team. I have teams that I prefer to cheer for more than others but in the end I just like to see games come down to the wire so during the course of a game between any two teams not named the Raptors I pull for whoever is losing.
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For a long time, we were both safe, cheering for losers. Then came Durant, and since then, I've been a massive anti-OKC fan come postseason. Whoever plays them has my unconditionnal support.
This is very painful, cause it basically means that in addition to that, I also have to cheer for the Heat in case OKC reaches the Finals, cause I don't see any other Eastern team able to take them down. And believe me, it sucks to cheer for the Heat...
But the minute the Thunder is out, oh boy, I haaaaate the Heat.
My wettest dream ? Sign KD in 2016, win the bet in 2017 and have him hit the streets with a Durant Raptors jersey on...
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It's interesting to compare this map to the baseball one. Baseball fans seem to have much stronger geographical ties. Lots of regional teams that control huge areas.
I would be very curious to see a soccer map. I wonder if local MLS teams break through Euro teams, or would the whole US and Canada be just Barcelona, Manchester United, Arsenal and Real.
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I honestly don't have a second favorite team. I have teams that I prefer to cheer for more than others but in the end I just like to see games come down to the wire so during the course of a game between any two teams not named the Raptors I pull for whoever is losing.
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OptimalOptimist wrote: View PostLmao, as a montrealer, there is so few media coverage to anything beside the NHL and the Canadiens that it makes any interest in any other sports a marginal interest. The remaining sports coverage (about 10%) is split between soccer, CFL and NFL.
The only people I know who are basketball fans were basketball players. And the Lakers/heat/Celtics connection is more related to in-store merchandise then basketball interest.
Really? Where are they at.
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