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What are the ethics of following sports teams when you move across the country?

Is it better to follow the home team or keep your original hometown team, even if you aren't that passionate about it?

Discuss.
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>>158528207
Or concrete
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>>158528048
If you were born a in a city with a team, that it's your team. If you were born in a city without a team but your state has teams, you can pick from your states teams. If you were born in a city with no team and a state with no teams, you can pick from a connecting states team nearest first in connections. I dont make the rules. I know a guy from Detroit who moved to LA right before the pandemic and of course he become a huge Dodgers fan after not showing any interest in baseball prior coincidentally when they won the 2020 'world series'. You are a massive fag turncoat if you quit on your regional team. I don't care if your team sucks. A lot of people's teams suck.
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>>158528282
What if you didn’t give a shit about sports until a few years ago
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>>158528282
>A lot of people's teams suck.
Why do those teams deserve support if they suck?

Imagine if your favourite tv series suddenly started putting out shit episodes, would you continue to watch it?
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>>158528048
Grew up in Virginia, but my folks are (UCLA) Bruins: they met there, and even got married there. Though I've never been to LA I've been a fan all my life, and am too emotionally invested to change, now. I do support the school I graduated from with a similar passion, but I'll always be a Bruin, and, I must say, it's a great day to be alive and be one..
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>>158528411
This is good logic. The other guy is just a hater.
Remember they are the business, and we are the customer. They compete for us.
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>>158528282
Nah I used sports for paternal bonding and just root for my dad's team. I've never been close to any team besides the Spurs anyway.
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Always cheer for the hometeam. Its very gay to not support your community if move to a different major sports city. Theres a reason why you fled wherever you came from and should stop pretending like its part of your identity. You gave up on that city for a better life so should give up on that franchise as well. Stop being a transplant cuck and embrace your new community
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>>158528048
Changing clubs is dirty. You of course stay a fan for life, especially if it’s your family’s club and the one your forefathers supported. That is your home, your city, your club. You may develop sympathies for the club of the city you now live in, but you are not obliged to support them, and you are not supposed to have them replace your old club



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