March 4th, 2010 | 
Author: Recorded Live & Uncensored at the Firehouse Grill & Brewery in Mansfield
In this episode of The PubGuys: Sports Edition
Sports talk, PubGuys style:
We revisit our (wrong, but close) predictions for the Olympics.
We recap the Winter Olympics – with a focus on Hockey and the incredible US run.
PGBryan grudgingly admits a growing like for soccer courtesy of his young son (a Barcelona fan!) and the Fox Soccer Channel
…and, the Great Debate headed by PGBryan: What defines a Sports Town?
Trivia Question:
What was the first US hockey team to join the NHL?
Congratulations again to our onsite winner: KristenM
A PubGuys trinket (provided by The Haines Agency) to whomever posts the correct answer first in our comments section!
Thanks to those who sent in their questions. We had two excellent questions we addressed in this show:
1. Who is your favorite sports analyst? By sport? By media?
2. If you had the influence and could eliminate one sport event from the Winter Olympics, which would it be?
Listen in to hear our opinions.
Don’t forget: You can send in your questions to have the PubGuys discuss during a show. Send your questions to questions@pubguys.com.
all this and more!
The music heard in this episode is released under a CC license and played with permission:
A Russian Circus Story by Freak Fandango Orchestra
Forbidden by STEEP
This episode of the PubGuys: Sports Edition was proudly recorded at Firehouse Grill & Brewery in Mansfield.
The PubGuys are sponsored by:
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Good show guys.
I wanted to throw this out for discusion about what makes a good sports town. I think it breaks down how long they have been active in the sport. When you look at the east coast where most of these sports started you see the longer traditions that create what you are refering to good sports town.
Newer cities with less traditions have to work on creating that. That traction is hard to create. Even Dallas is considered a fair weather town. The true fan base here is still growing. so it give us another 20 years and it may be different.
That’s a consideration I’d not even thought of!
The East Coast most certainly has the more rabid & the more loyal fanbase spread out amongst pretty much all sports. I’d put the fanbase of the Columbus Crew up against the fanbase of the Los Angeles Galaxy any day!
Super thought, PG1C!
~PGK