New York's championship drought continues for 10 years

Following the Rams’ success at the Super Bowl, Los Angeles has won a championship in each of the four major North American sports since 2014. However, New York has been in a championship drought for around a decade.

News 12 Staff

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Feb 15, 2022, 3:49 AM

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Updated 1,034 days ago

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Following the Rams’ success at the Super Bowl, Los Angeles has won a championship in each of the four major North American sports since 2014.

However, New York has been in a championship drought for around a decade.

News 12 sports director Pat O’Keefe take a look.