Sports

=**__Sports and Recreation__**=

=NBA=

List of champions
The [|Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy]
 * ~ Year ||~ Western Champion ||~ Result ||~ Eastern Champion ||~ Reference ||
 * **Basketball Association of America Finals** ||
 * [|1947] || [|Chicago Stags] || 1–4 || **[|Philadelphia Warriors]** || [|[2]] ||
 * [|1948] || **[|Baltimore Bullets]** [|[a]] || 4–2 || [|Philadelphia Warriors] || [|[3]] ||
 * [|1949] [|[b]] || **[|Minneapolis Lakers]** || 4–2 || [|Washington Capitols] || [|[4]] ||
 * **National Basketball Association Finals** ||
 * [|1950] || **[|Minneapolis Lakers] [|[c]] ** || 4–2 || [|Syracuse Nationals]† || [|[5]][|[6]] ||
 * [|1951] || **[|Rochester Royals]** || 4–3 || [|New York Knicks] || [|[7]] ||
 * [|1952] || **[|Minneapolis Lakers]** || 4–3 || [|New York Knicks] || [|[8]] ||
 * [|1953] || **[|Minneapolis Lakers]**† || 4–1 || [|New York Knicks] || [|[9]] ||
 * [|1954] || **[|Minneapolis Lakers]**† || 4–3 || [|Syracuse Nationals] || [|[10]] ||
 * [|1955] || [|Ft. Wayne Pistons] || 3–4 || **[|Syracuse Nationals]**† || [|[11]] ||
 * [|1956] || [|Ft. Wayne Pistons] || 1–4 || **[|Philadelphia Warriors]**† || [|[12]] ||
 * [|1957] || [|St. Louis Hawks] || 3–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]**† || [|[13]] ||
 * [|1958] || **[|St. Louis Hawks]** || 4–2 || [|Boston Celtics]† || [|[14]] ||
 * [|1959] || [|Minneapolis Lakers] || 0–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]**† || [|[15]] ||
 * [|1960] || [|St. Louis Hawks] || 3–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]**† || [|[16]] ||
 * [|1961] || [|St. Louis Hawks] || 1–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]**† || [|[17]] ||
 * [|1962] || [|Los Angeles Lakers] || 3–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]**† || [|[18]] ||
 * [|1963] || [|Los Angeles Lakers] || 2–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]**† || [|[19]] ||
 * [|1964] [|[d]] || [|San Francisco Warriors] || 1–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]**† || [|[20]] ||
 * [|1965] || [|Los Angeles Lakers] || 1–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]**† || [|[21]] ||
 * [|1966] || [|Los Angeles Lakers] || 3–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]** || [|[22]] ||
 * [|1967] || [|San Francisco Warriors] || 2–4 || **[|Philadelphia 76ers]**† || [|[23]] ||
 * [|1968] || [|Los Angeles Lakers] || 2–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]** || [|[24]] ||
 * [|1969] || [|Los Angeles Lakers] || 3–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]** || [|[25]] ||
 * [|1970] || [|Los Angeles Lakers] || 3–4 || **[|New York Knicks]**† || [|[26]] ||
 * [|1971] || **[|Milwaukee Bucks]**† || 4–0 || [|Baltimore Bullets] || [|[27]] ||
 * [|1972] || **[|Los Angeles Lakers]**† || 4–1 || [|New York Knicks] || [|[28]] ||
 * [|1973] || [|Los Angeles Lakers] || 1–4 || **[|New York Knicks]** || [|[29]] ||
 * [|1974] || [|Milwaukee Bucks]† || 3–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]** || [|[30]] ||
 * [|1975] || **[|Golden State Warriors]** || 4–0 || [|Washington Bullets]† || [|[31]] ||
 * [|1976] || [|Phoenix Suns] || 2–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]** || [|[32]] ||
 * [|1977] [|[e]] || **[|Portland Trail Blazers]** || 4–2 || [|Philadelphia 76ers] || [|[33]] ||
 * [|1978] || [|Seattle SuperSonics] || 3–4 || **[|Washington Bullets]** || [|[34]] ||
 * [|1979] || **[|Seattle SuperSonics]** || 4–1 || [|Washington Bullets]† || [|[35]] ||
 * [|1980] || **[|Los Angeles Lakers]** || 4–2 || [|Philadelphia 76ers] || [|[36]] ||
 * [|1981] || [|Houston Rockets] || 2–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]**† || [|[37]] ||
 * [|1982] || **[|Los Angeles Lakers]** || 4–2 || [|Philadelphia 76ers] || [|[38]] ||
 * [|1983] || [|Los Angeles Lakers] || 0–4 || **[|Philadelphia 76ers]**† || [|[39]] ||
 * [|1984] || [|Los Angeles Lakers] || 3–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]**† || [|[40]] ||
 * [|1985] || **[|Los Angeles Lakers]** || 4–2 || [|Boston Celtics]† || [|[41]] ||
 * [|1986] || [|Houston Rockets] || 2–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]**† || [|[42]] ||
 * [|1987] || **[|Los Angeles Lakers]**† || 4–2 || [|Boston Celtics] || [|[43]] ||
 * [|1988] || **[|Los Angeles Lakers]**† || 4–3 || [|Detroit Pistons] || [|[44]] ||
 * [|1989] || [|Los Angeles Lakers] || 0–4 || **[|Detroit Pistons]**† || [|[45]] ||
 * [|1990] || [|Portland Trail Blazers] || 1–4 || **[|Detroit Pistons]** || [|[46]] ||
 * [|1991] || [|Los Angeles Lakers] || 1–4 || **[|Chicago Bulls]** || [|[47]] ||
 * [|1992] || [|Portland Trail Blazers] || 2–4 || **[|Chicago Bulls]**† || [|[48]] ||
 * [|1993] || [|Phoenix Suns]† || 2–4 || **[|Chicago Bulls]** || [|[49]] ||
 * [|1994] || **[|Houston Rockets]** || 4–3 || [|New York Knicks] || [|[50]] ||
 * [|1995] || **[|Houston Rockets]** || 4–0 || [|Orlando Magic] || [|[51]] ||
 * [|1996] || [|Seattle SuperSonics] || 2–4 || **[|Chicago Bulls]**† || [|[52]] ||
 * [|1997] || [|Utah Jazz] || 2–4 || **[|Chicago Bulls]**† || [|[53]] ||
 * [|1998] || [|Utah Jazz]† || 2–4 || **[|Chicago Bulls]**† || [|[54]] ||
 * [|1999] || **[|San Antonio Spurs]**† || 4–1 || [|New York Knicks] || [|[55]] ||
 * [|2000] || **[|Los Angeles Lakers]**† || 4–2 || [|Indiana Pacers] || [|[56]] ||
 * [|2001] || **[|Los Angeles Lakers]** || 4–1 || [|Philadelphia 76ers] || [|[57]] ||
 * [|2002] || **[|Los Angeles Lakers]** || 4–0 || [|New Jersey Nets] || [|[58]] ||
 * [|2003] || **[|San Antonio Spurs]**† || 4–2 || [|New Jersey Nets] || [|[59]] ||
 * [|2004] || [|Los Angeles Lakers] || 1–4 || **[|Detroit Pistons]** || [|[60]] ||
 * [|2005] || **[|San Antonio Spurs]** || 4–3 || [|Detroit Pistons] || [|[61]] ||
 * [|2006] || [|Dallas Mavericks] || 2–4 || **[|Miami Heat]** || [|[62]] ||
 * [|2007] || **[|San Antonio Spurs]** || 4–0 || [|Cleveland Cavaliers] || [|[63]] ||
 * [|2008] || [|Los Angeles Lakers] || 2–4 || **[|Boston Celtics]**† || [|[64]] ||

= = =Olympics=

Host nations and cities


Aug 16 2007 Here's a complete listing of all Olympic Game cities from the beginning of the modern Olympics in 1896 through scheduled games in 2008, 2010, 2012, and 2014.

Summer Olympic Games Sites
1896 - Athens, Greece 1900 - Paris, France 1904 - St. Louis, United States 1908 - London, United Kingdom 1912 - Stockholm, Sweden 1920 - Antwerp, Belgium* 1924 - Paris, France 1928 - Amsterdam, Netherlands 1932 - Los Angeles, United States 1936 - Berlin, Germany 1948 - London, United Kingdom* 1952 - Helsinki, Finland 1956 - Melbourne, Australia 1960 - Rome, Italy 1964 - Tokyo, Japan 1968 - Mexico City, Mexico 1972 - Munich, West Germany (now Germany) 1976 - Montreal, Canada 1980 - Moscow, U.S.S.R. (now Russia) 1984 - Los Angeles, United States 1988 - Seoul, South Korea 1992 - Barcelona, Spain 1996 - Atlanta, United States 2000 - Sydney, Australia 2004 - Athens, Greece 2008 - Beijing, China 2012 - London, United Kingdom

Winter Olympic Games Sites
1924 - Chamonix, France 1928 - St. Moritz, Switzerland 1932 - Lake Placid, N.Y., United States 1936 - Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany 1948 - St. Moritz, Switzerland* 1952 - Oslo, Norway 1956 - Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy 1960 - Squaw Valley, California, United States 1964 - Innsbruck, Austria 1968 - Grenoble, France 1972 - Sapporo, Japan 1976 - Innsbruck, Austria 1980 - Lake Placid, New York, United States 1984 - Sarajevo, Yugoslavia (now Bosnia and Herzegovina) 1988 - Calgary, Alberta, Canada 1992 - Albertville, France** 1994 - Lillehammer, Norway** 1998 - Nagano, Japan 2002 - Salt Lake City, Utah, United States 2006 - Torino (Turin), Italy 2010 - Vancouver, Canada 2014 - Sochi, Russia
 * Due to World War I and II, Summer Olympic Games were not held in 1916, 1940, and 1944. Due to World War II, Winter Olympic Games were not held in 1940 and 1944.
 * The 1992 and 1994 Winter Games are two years apart due to the transition of the Winter Games to alternating even-numbered years with regard to the Summer Games.

All-time individual medal count
See also: [|List of multiple Olympic gold medalists] The IOC does not keep an official record of individual medal counts, though unofficial medal tallies abound. These provide one method of determining the most successful Olympic athletes of the modern era. Below are the top ten individual medal winners of the modern Olympics (the gender of the athlete is denoted in the "Sport" column): [|Germany] || [|Canoeing (flatwater)] (f) || 1980–2004 || 8 || 4 || 0 || 12 ||
 * ~ Athlete [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympics#"]] ||~ Nation [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympics#"]] ||~ Sport [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympics#"]] ||~ Olympics [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympics#"]] ||~ [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/47/Gold_medal_icon.svg/16px-Gold_medal_icon.svg.png width="16" height="16" caption="Image:Gold medal icon.svg" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Gold_medal_icon.svg"]] Gold [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympics#"]] ||~ [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2e/Silver_medal_icon.svg/16px-Silver_medal_icon.svg.png width="16" height="16" caption="Image:Silver medal icon.svg" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Silver_medal_icon.svg"]] Silver [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympics#"]] ||~ [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/8/89/Bronze_medal_icon.svg/16px-Bronze_medal_icon.svg.png width="16" height="16" caption="Image:Bronze medal icon.svg" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bronze_medal_icon.svg"]] Bronze [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympics#"]] ||~ Total [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympics#"]] ||
 * Phelps, Michael [|Michael Phelps]  || [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a4/Flag_of_the_United_States.svg/22px-Flag_of_the_United_States.svg.png width="22" height="12" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_the_United_States.svg"]] [|United States] || [|Swimming] (m) || 2000–2008 || 14 || 0 || 2 || 16 ||
 * Latynina, Larissa [|Larissa Latynina]  || [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d4/Flag_of_the_Soviet_Union_1955.svg/22px-Flag_of_the_Soviet_Union_1955.svg.png width="22" height="11" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_the_Soviet_Union_1955.svg"]] [|Soviet Union] || [|Gymnastics] (f) || 1956–1964 || 9 || 5 || 4 || 18 ||
 * Nurmi, Paavo [|Paavo Nurmi]  || [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/bc/Flag_of_Finland.svg/22px-Flag_of_Finland.svg.png width="22" height="13" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_Finland.svg"]] [|Finland] || [|Athletics] (m) || 1920–1928 || 9 || 3 || 0 || 12 ||
 * Spitz, Mark [|Mark Spitz]  || [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a4/Flag_of_the_United_States.svg/22px-Flag_of_the_United_States.svg.png width="22" height="12" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_the_United_States.svg"]] [|United States] || [|Swimming] (m) || 1968–1972 || 9 || 1 || 1 || 11 ||
 * Lewis, Carl [|Carl Lewis]  || [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a4/Flag_of_the_United_States.svg/22px-Flag_of_the_United_States.svg.png width="22" height="12" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_the_United_States.svg"]] [|United States] || [|Athletics] (m) || 1984–1996 || 9 || 1 || 0 || 10 ||
 * Dæhlie, Bjørn [|Bjørn Dæhlie]  || [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d9/Flag_of_Norway.svg/22px-Flag_of_Norway.svg.png width="22" height="16" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_Norway.svg"]] [|Norway] || [|Cross-country skiing] (m) || 1992–1998 || 8 || 4 || 0 || 12 ||
 * Fischer, Birgit [|Birgit Fischer]  || [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a1/Flag_of_East_Germany.svg/22px-Flag_of_East_Germany.svg.png width="22" height="13" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_East_Germany.svg"]] [|East Germany]
 * Kato, Sawao [|Sawao Kato]  || [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9e/Flag_of_Japan.svg/22px-Flag_of_Japan.svg.png width="22" height="15" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_Japan.svg"]] [|Japan] || [|Gymnastics] (m) || 1968–1976 || 8 || 3 || 1 || 12 ||
 * Thompson, Jenny [|Jenny Thompson]  || [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a4/Flag_of_the_United_States.svg/22px-Flag_of_the_United_States.svg.png width="22" height="12" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_the_United_States.svg"]] [|United States] || [|Swimming] (f) || 1992–2004 || 8 || 3 || 1 || 12 ||
 * Biondi, Matt [|Matt Biondi]  || [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a4/Flag_of_the_United_States.svg/22px-Flag_of_the_United_States.svg.png width="22" height="12" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_the_United_States.svg"]] [|United States] || [|Swimming] (m) || 1984–1992 || 8 || 2 || 1 || 11 ||



=Tennis=

Grand Slam winners
See also: [|Tennis statistics] Male players who have played at least part of their careers during the [|open era] and who have won at least two [|Grand Slam] singles titles are as follows: [|Pete Sampras] (14), [|Roger Federer] (13), [|Roy Emerson] (12), [|Rod Laver] (11), [|Björn Borg] (11), [|Ken Rosewall] (8), [|Jimmy Connors] (8), [|Ivan Lendl] (8), [|Andre Agassi] (8), [|John Newcombe] (7), [|John McEnroe] (7), [|Mats Wilander] (7), [|Boris Becker] (6), [|Stefan Edberg] (6), [|Rafael Nadal] (6), [|Jim Courier] (4), [|Guillermo Vilas] (4), [|Arthur Ashe] (3), [|Jan Kodeš] (3), [|Gustavo Kuerten] (3), [|Stan Smith] (2), [|Ilie Năstase] (2), [|Johan Kriek] (2), [|Lleyton Hewitt] (2), [|Yevgeny Kafelnikov] (2), [|Patrick Rafter] (2), [|Sergi Bruguera] (2), and [|Marat Safin] (2). Female players who have played at least part of their careers during the open era and who have won at least two Grand Slam singles titles are as follows: [|Margaret Court] (24), [|Steffi Graf] (22), [|Chris Evert] (18), [|Martina Navrátilová] (18), [|Billie Jean King] (12), [|Serena Williams] (10), [|Monica Seles] (9), [|Justine Henin] (7), [|Evonne Goolagong Cawley] (7), [|Venus Williams] (7), [|Martina Hingis] (5), [|Hana Mandlíková] (4), [|Arantxa Sánchez Vicario] (4), [|Maria Sharapova] (3), [|Virginia Wade] (3), [|Lindsay Davenport] (3), [|Jennifer Capriati] (3), [|Nancy Richey Gunter] (2), [|Tracy Austin] (2), [|Mary Pierce] (2), and [|Amélie Mauresmo] (2).

=Golf=

The Men's Grand Slam
The Grand Slam in men's golf is an unofficial concept, having changed over time. In the modern era, The Grand Slam is generally considered to be winning all four of golf's [|major championships] in the same calendar year. Before [|The Masters] was founded, the national amateur championships of the U.S and the UK were considered majors along with the two national opens and only [|Bobby Jones] has ever completed a grand slam with these. No man has ever achieved a modern grand slam, [|Tiger Woods] being the closest in winning all four consecutively, but over two calendar years. The term also refers to a tour tournament, the [|PGA Grand Slam of Golf], an annual off season tournament contested by the winners of the four major championships. In annual playing order, the modern major championships are:
 * 1) April - [|The Masters] (weekend ending 2nd Sunday in April) - hosted as an invitational by and played at [|Augusta National Golf Club]
 * 2) June - [|United States Open Championship] (US Open) (weekend ending with the 3rd Sunday in June) - hosted by the [|USGA] and played at various locations in the USA
 * 3) July - [|The Open Championship] (The Open; usually called the "British Open" in the U.S.) (weekend containing the 3rd Friday in July) - hosted by [|The R&A] and always played on a [|links course] at various locations in the UK
 * 4) August - [|PGA Championship] (USPGA) (4th weekend after The Open) - hosted by the [|Professional Golfers' Association of America] and played at various locations in the USA.

Only five golfers have won all four of golf's modern Majors at any time during their career, an achievement which is often referred to as a //Career Grand Slam//: [|Gene Sarazen], [|Ben Hogan], [|Gary Player], [|Jack Nicklaus], and [|Tiger Woods]. Both Woods and Nicklaus have three Career Grand Slams, having won each major at least three times.

The Women's Grand Slam
Women's golf also has a set of [|majors]. No woman has completed a four-major Grand Slam, but [|Babe Zaharias] won all three majors contested in [|1950] and [|Sandra Haynie] won both majors in [|1974]. Six women have completed the Career Grand Slam by winning four different majors. There are variations in the set of four tournaments involved as the players played in different eras, and the women's tournaments defined as "majors" have varied considerably over time in a way that has not been paralleled in the men's game. The six are [|Pat Bradley], [|Juli Inkster], [|Annika Sörenstam], [|Louise Suggs], [|Karrie Webb], and [|Mickey Wright]. Webb is separately recognized by the LPGA as its only "Super Career Grand Slam" winner, as she is the only one of the group to have won five different tournaments recognized as majors. Although other women's tours, notably the [|Ladies European Tour] and the [|LPGA of Japan Tour], recognize a different set of "majors", the [|U.S. LPGA] is so dominant in global women's golf that the phrase "women's majors", without further qualification, is almost universally considered as a reference to the U.S. LPGA majors. The current four championships are:
 * 1) March/April—The [|Kraft Nabisco Championship] (week ending in the first Sunday of April)—Founded by [|Dinah Shore], it is most remembered for the winners taking a "lake jump" into the water surrounding the 18th green, also called the "Green Jacket of the [|LPGA]" in reference to the ceremony held at [|The Masters]. It shares another trait with The Masters—it is held at the same venue every year, Mission Hills Country Club in [|Rancho Mirage, California].
 * 2) June—The [|McDonalds LPGA Championship Presented by Coca-Cola] (week ending second Sunday in June)—hosted by the LPGA and played at various courses throughout its tenure (by picking a course and sticking there for a few years), most recently at Bulle Rock in [|Havre de Grace, Maryland].
 * 3) June/July—The [|U.S. Women's Open] (three weeks after the [|LPGA Championship])—Hosted by the [|USGA], it is held at various golf courses around the nation. It is considered by some to be the biggest major in the LPGA circuit, despite the fact it is not sanctioned by the Ladies European Tour. It is held at various courses throughout the [|United States].
 * 4) August—The [|Ricoh Women's British Open] (the week of the first Sunday of August)—It is hosted by the [|Ladies' Golf Union] and has been hosted at a [|links course] since [|2002]. [|2007] marked the first time it was held at what is considered by many to be the greatest golf course in the world, and certainly the most historic, the [|Old Course at St Andrews]. This is the only championship sanctioned as a major by both the LPGA and the Ladies European Tour.[|[3]]

= =

World Series record by team or franchise, 1903–2008
NL = [|National League] || ‡ The //Red Sox// had no official nickname in 1903. The //Dodgers// were better known as the Brooklyn Robins in 1916 and 1920. The //Angels// were the Anaheim Angels in 2002. The //Brewers// were the Seattle Pilots (AL) in 1969. For further details, see individual team articles or [|Major League franchises]. || Source: [|MLB.com] || 
 * ~ Team † [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_series#"]] ||~ Titles [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_series#"]] ||~ Last [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_series#"]] ||~ Series [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_series#"]] ||~ Last [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_series#"]] ||
 * [|New York Yankees] [Highlanders] (AL) || 26 || 2000 || 39 || 2003 ||
 * [|St. Louis Cardinals] (NL) || 10 || 2006 || 17 || 2006 ||
 * [Philadelphia/Kansas City] [|Oakland Athletics] (AL) || 9 || 1989 || 14 || 1990 ||
 * [|Boston Red Sox] [Americans] ‡ (AL) || 7 || 2007 || 11 || 2007 ||
 * [Brooklyn] [|Los Angeles Dodgers] ‡ (NL) || 6 || 1988 || 18 || 1988 ||
 * [|Cincinnati Reds] (NL) || 5 || 1990 || 9 || 1990 ||
 * [|Pittsburgh Pirates] (NL) || 5 || 1979 || 7 || 1979 ||
 * [New York] [|San Francisco Giants] (NL) || 5 || 1954 || 17 || 2002 ||
 * [|Detroit Tigers] (AL) || 4 || 1984 || 10 || 2006 ||
 * [|Chicago White Sox] (AL) || 3 || 2005 || 5 || 2005 ||
 * [Boston/Milwaukee] [|Atlanta Braves] (NL) || 3 || 1995 || 9 || 1999 ||
 * [Wash. Senators/Nationals] [|Minnesota Twins] (AL) || 3 || 1991 || 6 || 1991 ||
 * [St. Louis Browns] [|Baltimore Orioles] (AL) || 3 || 1983 || 7 || 1983 ||
 * [|Philadelphia Phillies] (NL) || 2 || 2008 || 6 || 2008 ||
 * [|Cleveland Indians] (AL) || 2 || 1948 || 5 || 1997 ||
 * [|Chicago Cubs] (NL) || 2 || 1908 || 10 || 1945 ||
 * [|Florida Marlins] (NL,1993) * || 2 || 2003 || 2 || 2003 ||
 * [|Toronto Blue Jays] (AL,1977) * || 2 || 1993 || 2 || 1993 ||
 * [|New York Mets] (NL,1962) * || 2 || 1986 || 4 || 2000 ||
 * [|Kansas City Royals] (AL, 1969) * || 1 || 1985 || 2 || 1985 ||
 * [|Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim] (AL, 1961) * ‡ || 1 || 2002 || 1 || 2002 ||
 * [|Arizona Diamondbacks] (NL, 1998) * || 1 || 2001 || 1 || 2001 ||
 * [|San Diego Padres] (NL, 1969) * || 0 ||  || 2 || 1998 ||
 * [|Houston Astros] [Colt .45's] (NL,1962) * || 0 ||  || 1 || 2005 ||
 * [|Colorado Rockies] (NL,1993) * || 0 ||  || 1 || 2007 ||
 * [|Milwaukee Brewers] (AL,1969; NL,1998) * ‡ || 0 ||  || 1 || 1982 ||
 * [|Tampa Bay Rays] [Devil Rays] (AL,1998) * || 0 ||  || 1 || 2008 ||
 * [Washington Senators] [|Texas Rangers] (AL,1961) * || 0 ||  || 0 ||   ||
 * [Montreal Expos] [|Washington Nationals] (NL,1969) * || 0 ||  || 0 ||   ||
 * [|Seattle Mariners] (AL,1977) * || 0 ||  || 0 ||   ||
 * **Key to table** ||
 * AL = [|American League]
 * * Joined the AL or NL after 1960 ||
 * † Totals include a team's record in a previous city or under another name.
 * See also [|List of World Series winners]

[[|edit]] Notes
The [|American League] has won 61 of the 104 World Series played so far (61–43 or 59%–41%). Of that number, the [|New York Yankees] have won 26, 25% of all wins or 43% of the 61 American League wins. The [|St. Louis Cardinals] have won ten, 9.6% of all wins or 23% of the 43 [|National League] wins. By the first World Series in 1903, eight teams belonged to the American League (founded in 1901), and another eight to the National League (or "Senior Circuit", founded in [|1876]). Each of the 16 original teams has won at least two Series. No new team joined either league until 1961. Out of the 14 "[|expansion]" teams which have joined since then, 11 have reached the World Series so far, while 18 out of the 47 Series (and 94 pennants) after [|1960] have included an expansion team, always playing against one of the original 16 teams. Expansion teams won 9 and lost 9 of those 18 Series.

NHL Champions
The WHL folded in 1926, and its assets were bought by the NHL. This left the NHL as the only league left competing for the Cup. Other leagues and clubs have issued challenges, but from that year forward, no non-NHL team has played for it, leading it to become the //[|de facto]// championship trophy of the NHL.[|[14]] In 1947, the NHL reached an agreement with trustees [|P. D. Ross] and [|Cooper Smeaton] to grant control of the cup to the NHL, allowing the league itself to reject challenges from other leagues that may have wished to play for the Cup.[|[16]][|[17]] A 2006 Ontario Superior Court case found that the trustees had gone against Lord Stanley's conditions in the 1947 agreement.[|[18]] The NHL has agreed to allow other teams to play for the Cup should the league not be operating, as was the case in the [|2004–05 NHL lockout].[|[17]] The [|Conn Smythe Trophy] is awarded to the player who is judged to be the most valuable player to his team during the playoffs.[|[19]] It was first awarded during the [|1964–65 playoffs].
 * ~ Season ||~ Winning team ||~ Coach ||~ Losing team ||~ Coach ||~ Games ||~ Winning goal ||
 * [|1926–27] || [|Ottawa Senators] ([|C]) || [|Dave Gill] || [|Boston Bruins] ([|A]) || [|Art Ross] || 2–0–2 || [|Cy Denneny] (7:30, second) ||
 * [|1927–28] || [|New York Rangers] ([|A]) || [|Lester Patrick] || [|Montreal Maroons] ([|C]) || [|Eddie Gerard] || 3–2 || [|Frank Boucher] (3:35, third) ||
 * [|1928–29] || [|Boston Bruins] ([|A]) || [|Cy Denneny] || [|New York Rangers] ([|A]) || [|Lester Patrick] || 2–0 || [|Bill Carson] (18:02, third) ||
 * [|1929–30] || [|Montreal Canadiens] ([|C]) || [|Cecil Hart] || [|Boston Bruins] ([|A]) || [|Art Ross] || 2–0 || [|Howie Morenz] (1:00, second) ||
 * [|1930–31] || [|Montreal Canadiens] ([|C]) || [|Cecil Hart] || [|Chicago Black Hawks] ([|A]) || [|Dick Irvin] || 3–2 || [|Johnny Gagnon] ( 9:59, second) ||
 * [|1931–32] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] ([|C]) || [|Dick Irvin] || [|New York Rangers] ([|A]) || [|Lester Patrick] || 3–0 || [|Ace Bailey] (15:07, third) ||
 * [|1932–33] || [|New York Rangers] ([|A]) || [|Lester Patrick] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] ([|C]) || [|Dick Irvin] || 3–1 || [|Bill Cook] (7:34, OT) ||
 * [|1933–34] || [|Chicago Black Hawks] ([|A]) || [|Tommy Gorman] || [|Detroit Red Wings] ([|A]) || [|Jack Adams] || 3–1 || [|Mush March] (10:05, second OT) ||
 * [|1934–35] || [|Montreal Maroons] ([|C]) || [|Tommy Gorman] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] ([|C]) || [|Dick Irvin] || 3–0 || [|Baldy Northcott] (16:18, second) ||
 * [|1935–36] || [|Detroit Red Wings] ([|A]) || [|Jack Adams] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] ([|C]) || [|Dick Irvin] || 3–1 || [|Pete Kelly] (9:45, third) ||
 * [|1936–37] || [|Detroit Red Wings] ([|A]) || [|Jack Adams] || [|New York Rangers] ([|A]) || [|Lester Patrick] || 3–2 || [|Marty Barry] (19:22, first) ||
 * [|1937–38] || [|Chicago Black Hawks] ([|A]) || [|Bill Stewart] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] ([|C]) || [|Dick Irvin] || 3–1 || [|Carl Voss] (16:45, second) ||
 * [|1938–39] || [|Boston Bruins] || [|Art Ross] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] || [|Dick Irvin] || 4–1 || [|Roy Conacher] (17:54, second) ||
 * [|1939–40] || [|New York Rangers] || [|Frank Boucher] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] || [|Dick Irvin] || 4–2 || [|Bryan Hextall] (2:07, OT) ||
 * [|1940–41] || [|Boston Bruins] || [|Cooney Weiland] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Jack Adams] || 4–0 || [|Bobby Bauer] (8:43, second) ||
 * [|1941–42] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] || [|Hap Day] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Jack Adams] || 4–3 || [|Pete Langelle] (9:48, third) ||
 * [|1942–43] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Jack Adams] || [|Boston Bruins] || [|Art Ross] || 4–0 || [|Joe Carveth] (12:09, first) ||
 * [|1943–44] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Dick Irvin] || [|Chicago Black Hawks] || [|Paul Thompson] || 4–0 || [|Toe Blake] (9:12, OT) ||
 * [|1944–45] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] || [|Hap Day] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Jack Adams] || 4–3 || [|Babe Pratt] (12:14, third) ||
 * [|1945–46] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Dick Irvin] || [|Boston Bruins] || [|Dit Clapper] || 4–1 || [|Toe Blake] (11:06, third) ||
 * [|1946–47] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] || [|Hap Day] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Dick Irvin] || 4–2 || [|Ted Kennedy] (14:39, third) ||
 * [|1947–48] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] || [|Hap Day] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Tommy Ivan] || 4–0 || [|Harry Watson] (11:13, first) ||
 * [|1948–49] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] || [|Hap Day] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Tommy Ivan] || 4–0 || [|Cal Gardner] (19:45, second) ||
 * [|1949–50] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Tommy Ivan] || [|New York Rangers] || [|Lynn Patrick] || 4–3 || [|Pete Babando] (8:31, second OT) ||
 * [|1950–51] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] || [|Joe Primeau] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Dick Irvin] || 4–1 || [|Bill Barilko] (2:53, OT) ||
 * [|1951–52] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Tommy Ivan] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Dick Irvin] || 4–0 || [|Metro Prystai] (6:50, first) ||
 * [|1952–53] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Dick Irvin] || [|Boston Bruins] || [|Lynn Patrick] || 4–1 || [|Elmer Lach] (1:22, OT) ||
 * [|1953–54] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Tommy Ivan] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Dick Irvin] || 4–3 || [|Tony Leswick] (4:20, OT) ||
 * [|1954–55] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Jimmy Skinner] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Dick Irvin] || 4–3 || [|Gordie Howe] (19:49, second) ||
 * [|1955–56] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Toe Blake] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Jimmy Skinner] || 4–1 || [|Maurice Richard] (15:08, second) ||
 * [|1956–57] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Toe Blake] || [|Boston Bruins] || [|Milt Schmidt] || 4–1 || [|Dickie Moore] (0:14, second) ||
 * [|1957–58] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Toe Blake] || [|Boston Bruins] || [|Milt Schmidt] || 4–2 || [|Bernie Geoffrion] (19:26, second) ||
 * [|1958–59] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Toe Blake] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] || [|Punch Imlach] || 4–1 || [|Marcel Bonin] (9:55, second) ||
 * [|1959–60] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Toe Blake] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] || [|Punch Imlach] || 4–0 || [|Jean Beliveau] (8:16, first) ||
 * [|1960–61] || [|Chicago Black Hawks] || [|Rudy Pilous] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Sid Abel] || 4–2 || [|Ab McDonald] (18:49, second) ||
 * [|1961–62] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] || [|Punch Imlach] || [|Chicago Black Hawks] || [|Rudy Pilous] || 4–2 || [|Dick Duff] (14:14, third) ||
 * [|1962–63] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] || [|Punch Imlach] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Sid Abel] || 4–1 || [|Eddie Shack] (13:28, third) ||
 * [|1963–64] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] || [|Punch Imlach] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Sid Abel] || 4–3 || [|Andy Bathgate] (3:04, first) ||
 * [|1964–65] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Toe Blake] || [|Chicago Black Hawks] || [|Billy Reay] || 4–3 || [|Jean Beliveau] (0:14, first) ||
 * [|1965–66] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Toe Blake] || [|Detroit Red Wings] || [|Sid Abel] || 4–2 || [|Henri Richard] (2:20, OT) ||
 * [|1966–67] || [|Toronto Maple Leafs] || [|Punch Imlach] || [|Montreal Canadiens] || [|Toe Blake] || 4–2 || [|Jim Pappin] (19:24, second) ||
 * [|1967–68] || [|Montreal Canadiens] ([|E]) || [|Toe Blake] || [|St. Louis Blues] ([|W]) || [|Scotty Bowman] || 4–0 || [|J. C. Tremblay] (11:40, third) ||
 * [|1968–69] || [|Montreal Canadiens] ([|E]) || [|Claude Ruel] || [|St. Louis Blues] ([|W]) || [|Scotty Bowman] || 4–0 || [|John Ferguson] (3:02, third) ||
 * [|1969–70] || [|Boston Bruins] ([|E]) || [|Harry Sinden] || [|St. Louis Blues] ([|W]) || [|Scotty Bowman] || 4–0 || [|Bobby Orr] (0:40, OT) ||
 * [|1970–71] || [|Montreal Canadiens] ([|E]) || [|Al MacNeil] || [|Chicago Black Hawks] ([|W]) || [|Bill Reay] || 4–3 || [|Henri Richard] (2:34, third) ||
 * [|1971–72] || [|Boston Bruins] ([|E]) || [|Tom Johnson] || [|New York Rangers] ([|E]) || [|Emile Francis] || 4–2 || [|Bobby Orr] (11:18, first) ||
 * [|1972–73] || [|Montreal Canadiens] ([|E]) || [|Scotty Bowman] || [|Chicago Black Hawks] ([|W]) || [|Bill Reay] || 4–2 || [|Yvan Cournoyer] (8:13, third) ||
 * [|1973–74] || [|Philadelphia Flyers] ([|W]) || [|Fred Shero] || [|Boston Bruins] ([|E]) || [|Bep Guidolin] || 4–2 || [|Rick MacLeish] (14:48, first) ||
 * [|1974–75] || [|Philadelphia Flyers] ([|CC]) || [|Fred Shero] || [|Buffalo Sabres] ([|PW]) || [|Floyd Smith] || 4–2 || [|Bob Kelly] (0:11, third) ||
 * [|1975–76] || [|Montreal Canadiens] ([|PW]) || [|Scotty Bowman] || [|Philadelphia Flyers] ([|CC]) || [|Fred Shero] || 4–0 || [|Guy Lafleur] (14:18, third) ||
 * [|1976–77] || [|Montreal Canadiens] ([|PW]) || [|Scotty Bowman] || [|Boston Bruins] ([|CC]) || [|Don Cherry] || 4–0 || [|Jacques Lemaire] (4:32, OT) ||
 * [|1977–78] || [|Montreal Canadiens] ([|PW]) || [|Scotty Bowman] || [|Boston Bruins] ([|CC]) || [|Don Cherry] || 4–2 || [|Mario Tremblay] (9:20, first) ||
 * [|1978–79] || [|Montreal Canadiens] ([|PW]) || [|Scotty Bowman] || [|New York Rangers] ([|CC]) || [|Fred Shero] || 4–1 || [|Jacques Lemaire] (1:02, second) ||
 * [|1979–80] || [|New York Islanders] ([|CC]) || [|Al Arbour] || [|Philadelphia Flyers] ([|CC]) || [|Pat Quinn] || 4–2 || [|Bob Nystrom] (7:11, OT) ||
 * [|1980–81] || [|New York Islanders] ([|CC]) || [|Al Arbour] || [|Minnesota North Stars] ([|CC]) || [|Glen Sonmor] || 4–1 || [|Wayne Merrick] (5:37, first) ||
 * [|1981–82] || [|New York Islanders] ([|PW]) || [|Al Arbour] || [|Vancouver Canucks] ([|CC]) || [|Roger Neilson] || 4–0 || [|Mike Bossy] (5:00, second) ||
 * [|1982–83] || [|New York Islanders] ([|PW]) || [|Al Arbour] || [|Edmonton Oilers] ([|CC]) || [|Glen Sather] || 4–0 || [|Mike Bossy] (12:39, first) ||
 * [|1983–84] || [|Edmonton Oilers] ([|CC]) || [|Glen Sather] || [|New York Islanders] ([|PW]) || [|Al Arbour] || 4–1 || [|Ken Linseman] (0:38, second) ||
 * [|1984–85] || [|Edmonton Oilers] ([|CC]) || [|Glen Sather] || [|Philadelphia Flyers] ([|PW]) || [|Mike Keenan] || 4–1 || [|Paul Coffey] (17:57, first) ||
 * [|1985–86] || [|Montreal Canadiens] ([|PW]) || [|Jean Perron] || [|Calgary Flames] ([|CC]) || [|Bob Johnson] || 4–1 || [|Bobby Smith] (10:30, third) ||
 * [|1986–87] || [|Edmonton Oilers] ([|CC]) || [|Glen Sather] || [|Philadelphia Flyers] ([|PW]) || [|Mike Keenan] || 4–3 || [|Jari Kurri] (14:59, second) ||
 * [|1987–88] || [|Edmonton Oilers] ([|CC]) || [|Glen Sather] || [|Boston Bruins] ([|PW]) || [|Terry O'Reilly] || 4–0 || [|Wayne Gretzky] (9:44, second) ||
 * [|1988–89] || [|Calgary Flames] ([|CC]) || [|Terry Crisp] || [|Montreal Canadiens] ([|PW]) || [|Pat Burns] || 4–2 || [|Doug Gilmour] (11:02, third) ||
 * [|1989–90] || [|Edmonton Oilers] ([|CC]) || [|John Muckler] || [|Boston Bruins] ([|PW]) || [|Mike Milbury] || 4–1 || [|Craig Simpson] (9:31, second) ||
 * [|1990–91] || [|Pittsburgh Penguins] ([|PW]) || [|Bob Johnson] || [|Minnesota North Stars] ([|CC]) || [|Bob Gainey] || 4–2 || [|Ulf Samuelsson] (2:00, first) ||
 * [|1991–92] || [|Pittsburgh Penguins] ([|PW]) || [|Scotty Bowman] || [|Chicago Blackhawks] ([|CC]) || [|Mike Keenan] || 4–0 || [|Ron Francis] (7:59, third) ||
 * [|1992–93] || [|Montreal Canadiens] ([|PW]) || [|Jacques Demers] || [|Los Angeles Kings] ([|CC]) || [|Barry Melrose] || 4–1 || [|Kirk Muller] (3:51, second) ||
 * [|1993–94] || [|New York Rangers] ([|EC]) || [|Mike Keenan] || [|Vancouver Canucks] ([|WC]) || [|Pat Quinn] || 4–3 || [|Mark Messier] (13:29, second) ||
 * [|1994–95] || [|New Jersey Devils] ([|EC]) || [|Jacques Lemaire] || [|Detroit Red Wings] ([|WC]) || [|Scotty Bowman] || 4–0 || [|Neal Broten] (7:56, second) ||
 * [|1995–96] || [|Colorado Avalanche] ([|WC]) || [|Marc Crawford] || [|Florida Panthers] ([|EC]) || [|Doug MacLean] || 4–0 || [|Uwe Krupp] (4:31, third OT) ||
 * [|1996–97] || [|Detroit Red Wings] ([|WC]) || [|Scotty Bowman] || [|Philadelphia Flyers] ([|EC]) || [|Terry Murray] || 4–0 || [|Darren McCarty] (13:02, second) ||
 * [|1997–98] || [|Detroit Red Wings] ([|WC]) || [|Scotty Bowman] || [|Washington Capitals] ([|EC]) || [|Ron Wilson] || 4–0 || [|Martin Lapointe] (2:26, second) ||
 * [|1998–99] || [|Dallas Stars] ([|WC]) || [|Ken Hitchcock] || [|Buffalo Sabres] ([|EC]) || [|Lindy Ruff] || 4–2 || [|Brett Hull] (14:51, third OT) ||
 * [|1999–2000] || [|New Jersey Devils] ([|EC]) || [|Larry Robinson] || [|Dallas Stars] ([|WC]) || [|Ken Hitchcock] || 4–2 || [|Jason Arnott] (8:20, second OT) ||
 * [|2000–01] || [|Colorado Avalanche] ([|WC]) || [|Bob Hartley] || [|New Jersey Devils] ([|EC]) || [|Larry Robinson] || 4–3 || [|Alex Tanguay] (4:57, second) ||
 * [|2001–02] || [|Detroit Red Wings] ([|WC]) || [|Scotty Bowman] || [|Carolina Hurricanes] ([|EC]) || [|Paul Maurice] || 4–1 || [|Brendan Shanahan] (14:04, second) ||
 * [|2002–03] || [|New Jersey Devils] ([|EC]) || [|Pat Burns] || [|Mighty Ducks of Anaheim] ([|WC]) || [|Mike Babcock] || 4–3 || [|Michael Rupp] (2:22, second) ||
 * [|2003–04] || [|Tampa Bay Lightning] ([|EC]) || [|John Tortorella] || [|Calgary Flames] ([|WC]) || [|Darryl Sutter] || 4–3 || [|Ruslan Fedotenko] (14:38, second) ||
 * [|2004–05] |||||||||||| //Not awarded because of the [|cancellation of the 2004–05 season].// ||
 * [|2005–06] || [|Carolina Hurricanes] ([|EC]) || [|Peter Laviolette] || [|Edmonton Oilers] ([|WC]) || [|Craig MacTavish] || 4–3 || [|Frantisek Kaberle] (4:18, second) ||
 * [|2006–07] || [|Anaheim Ducks] ([|WC]) || [|Randy Carlyle] || [|Ottawa Senators] ([|EC]) || [|Bryan Murray] || 4–1 || [|Travis Moen] (15:44, second) ||
 * [|2007–08] || [|Detroit Red Wings] ([|WC]) || [|Mike Babcock] || [|Pittsburgh Penguins] ([|EC]) || [|Michel Therrien] || 4–2 || [|Henrik Zetterberg] (7:36, third) ||

= = = =
 * ==NFL==

**Stadiums to host the Super Bowl**
Future Super Bowl host stadiums [|2011] - [|Dallas Cowboys New Stadium], [|Arlington, Texas] (1) [|2012] - [|Lucas Oil Stadium], [|Indianapolis, Indiana] (1)**
 * ~ Name [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_bowl#"]] ||~ Location [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_bowl#"]] ||~ # hosted [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_bowl#"]] ||~ Years hosted [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_bowl#"]] ||
 * [|Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum] || [|Los Angeles, California] || 2 || [|1967], [|1973] ||
 * //[|Miami Orange Bowl]// || //[|Miami, Florida]// || //5// || //[|1968], [|1969], [|1971], [|1976], [|1979]// ||
 * //[|Tulane Stadium]// || //[|New Orleans, Louisiana]// || //3// || //[|1970], [|1972], [|1975]// ||
 * [|Rice Stadium] || [|Houston, Texas] || 1 || [|1974] ||
 * [|Rose Bowl] || [|Pasadena, California] || 5 || [|1977], [|1980], [|1983], [|1987], [|1993] ||
 * [|Louisiana Superdome] || [|New Orleans, Louisiana] || 6 || [|1978], [|1981], [|1986], [|1990], [|1997], [|2002] ||
 * [|Pontiac Silverdome] || [|Pontiac, Michigan] || 1 || [|1982] ||
 * //[|Tampa Stadium]// || //[|Tampa, Florida]// || //2// || //[|1984], [|1991]// ||
 * [|Jack Murphy/Qualcomm Stadium] || [|San Diego, California] || 3 || [|1988], [|1998], [|2003] ||
 * [|Joe Robbie/Pro Player/Dolphin Stadium/Landshark Stadium] || [|Miami Gardens, Florida] || 4 || [|1989], [|1995], [|1999], [|2007] ||
 * [|Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome] || [|Minneapolis, Minnesota] || 1 || [|1992] ||
 * [|Georgia Dome] || [|Atlanta, Georgia] || 2 || [|1994], [|2000] ||
 * [|Sun Devil Stadium] || [|Phoenix-Tempe, Arizona] || 1 || [|1996] ||
 * [|Raymond James Stadium] || [|Tampa, Florida] || 2 || [|2001], [|2009] ||
 * [|Reliant Stadium] || [|Houston, Texas] || 1 || [|2004] ||
 * [|ALLTEL/Jacksonville Municipal Stadium] || [|Jacksonville, Florida] || 1 || [|2005] ||
 * [|Ford Field] || [|Detroit, Michigan] || 1 || [|2006] ||
 * [|University of Phoenix Stadium] || [|Phoenix-Glendale, Arizona] || 1 || [|2008] ||
 * [|Stanford Stadium] || [|Palo Alto, California] || 1 || [|1985] ||
 * //italics// indicate a now-demolished stadium**
 * [|2010] - [|Dolphin Stadium], [|Miami Gardens, Florida] (5)

**AFL-NFL World Championships**

 * Numbers in parentheses in the tables are used as follows:**
 * Winning team **column indicates number of Super Bowl wins for that team.**
 * Venue **column indicates number of times that stadium has hosted a Super Bowl.**
 * City **column indicates number of times that that metropolitan area has hosted a Super Bowl.**
 * ~ Game [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions#"]] ||~ Date [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions#"]] ||~ Winning team [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions#"]] ||~ Score [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions#"]] ||~ Losing team [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions#"]] ||~ Venue [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions#"]] ||~ City [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions#"]] ||~ Reference ||
 * [|I] || January 15, 1967 || [|Green Bay Packers] || 35–10 || [|Kansas City Chiefs] || [|Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum] || [|Los Angeles, California] [|a[›]] || [|[4]] ||
 * [|II] || January 14, 1968 || [|Green Bay Packers] (2) || 33–14 || [|Oakland Raiders] || [|Miami Orange Bowl] || [|Miami, Florida] [|b[›]] || [|[5]] ||
 * [|III] || January 12, 1969 || [|New York Jets] || 16–7 || [|Baltimore Colts] || [|Miami Orange Bowl] (2) || [|Miami, Florida] (2) [|b[›]] || [|[6]] ||
 * [|IV] || January 11, 1970 || [|Kansas City Chiefs] || 23–7 || [|Minnesota Vikings] || [|Tulane Stadium] || [|New Orleans, Louisiana] || [|[7]] ||
 * [|IV] || January 11, 1970 || [|Kansas City Chiefs] || 23–7 || [|Minnesota Vikings] || [|Tulane Stadium] || [|New Orleans, Louisiana] || [|[7]] ||

**[[|edit]]** ** NFL Championships **

 * [|National Football Conference] (NFC) || [|American Football Conference] (AFC)** ||
 * ~ Game [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions#"]] ||~ Date [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions#"]] ||~ Winning team [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions#"]] ||~ Score [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions#"]] ||~ Losing team [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions#"]] ||~ Venue [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions#"]] ||~ City [[image:http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/common/images/sort_none.gif caption="↓" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions#"]] ||~ Reference ||
 * [|V] || January 17, 1971 || [|Baltimore Colts] || 16–13 || [|Dallas Cowboys] || [|Miami Orange Bowl] (3) || [|Miami, Florida] (3) [|b[›]] || [|[8]] ||
 * [|VI] || January 16, 1972 || [|Dallas Cowboys] || 24–3 || [|Miami Dolphins] || [|Tulane Stadium] (2) || [|New Orleans, Louisiana] (2) || [|[9]] ||
 * [|VII] || January 14, 1973 || [|Miami Dolphins] || 14–7 || [|Washington Redskins] || [|Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum] (2) || [|Los Angeles, California] (2) [|a[›]] || [|[10]] ||
 * [|VIII] || January 13, 1974 || [|Miami Dolphins] (2) || 24–7 || [|Minnesota Vikings] || [|Rice Stadium] || [|Houston, Texas] || [|[11]] ||
 * [|IX] || January 12, 1975 || [|Pittsburgh Steelers] || 16–6 || [|Minnesota Vikings] || [|Tulane Stadium] (3) || [|New Orleans, Louisiana] (3) || [|[12]] ||
 * [|X] || January 18, 1976 || [|Pittsburgh Steelers] (2) || 21–17 || [|Dallas Cowboys] [|c[›]] || [|Miami Orange Bowl] (4) || [|Miami, Florida] (4) [|b[›]] || [|[13]] ||
 * [|XI] || January 9, 1977 || [|Oakland Raiders] || 32–14 || [|Minnesota Vikings] || [|Rose Bowl Stadium] || [|Pasadena, California] (3) [|a[›]] || [|[14]] ||
 * [|XII] || January 15, 1978 || [|Dallas Cowboys] (2) || 27–10 || [|Denver Broncos] || [|Louisiana Superdome] || [|New Orleans, Louisiana] (4) || [|[15]] ||
 * [|XIII] || January 21, 1979 || [|Pittsburgh Steelers] (3) || 35–31 || [|Dallas Cowboys] || [|Miami Orange Bowl] (5) || [|Miami, Florida] (5) [|b[›]] || [|[16]] ||
 * [|XIV] || January 20, 1980 || [|Pittsburgh Steelers] (4) || 31–19 || [|Los Angeles Rams] || [|Rose Bowl Stadium] (2) || [|Pasadena, California] (4) [|a[›]] || [|[17]] ||
 * [|XV] || January 25, 1981 || [|Oakland Raiders] (2) [|c[›]] || 27–10 || [|Philadelphia Eagles] || [|Louisiana Superdome] (2) || [|New Orleans, Louisiana] (5) || [|[18]] ||
 * [|XVI] || January 24, 1982 || [|San Francisco 49ers] || 26–21 || [|Cincinnati Bengals] || [|Pontiac Silverdome] || [|Pontiac, Michigan] [|a[›]] || [|[19]] ||
 * [|XVII] || January 30, 1983 || [|Washington Redskins] || 27–17 || [|Miami Dolphins] || [|Rose Bowl Stadium] (3) || [|Pasadena, California] (5) [|a[›]] || [|[20]] ||
 * [|XVIII] || January 22, 1984 || [|Los Angeles Raiders] (3) || 38–9 || [|Washington Redskins] || [|Tampa Stadium] || [|Tampa, Florida] || [|[21]] ||
 * [|XIX] || January 20, 1985 || [|San Francisco 49ers] (2) || 38–16 || [|Miami Dolphins] || [|Stanford Stadium] || [|Stanford, California] || [|[22]] ||
 * [|XX] || January 26, 1986 || [|Chicago Bears] || 46–10 || [|New England Patriots] [|c[›]] || [|Louisiana Superdome] (3) || [|New Orleans, Louisiana] (6) || [|[23]] ||
 * [|XXI] || January 25, 1987 || [|New York Giants] || 39–20 || [|Denver Broncos] || [|Rose Bowl Stadium] (4) || [|Pasadena, California] (6) [|a[›]] || [|[24]] ||
 * [|XXII] || January 31, 1988 || [|Washington Redskins] (2) || 42–10 || [|Denver Broncos] || [|Jack Murphy Stadium] [|d[›]] || [|San Diego, California] || [|[25]] ||
 * [|XXIII] || January 22, 1989 || [|San Francisco 49ers] (3) || 20–16 || [|Cincinnati Bengals] || [|Joe Robbie Stadium] [|d[›]] || [|Miami, Florida] (6) [|b[›]] || [|[26]] ||
 * [|XXIV] || January 28, 1990 || [|San Francisco 49ers] (4) || 55–10 || [|Denver Broncos] || [|Louisiana Superdome] (4) || [|New Orleans, Louisiana] (7) || [|[27]] ||
 * [|XXV] || January 27, 1991 || [|New York Giants] (2) || 20–19 || [|Buffalo Bills] || [|Tampa Stadium] (2) || [|Tampa, Florida] (2) || [|[28]] ||
 * [|XXVI] || January 26, 1992 || [|Washington Redskins] (3) || 37–24 || [|Buffalo Bills] || [|Metrodome] || [|Minneapolis, Minnesota] || [|[29]] ||
 * [|XXVII] || January 31, 1993 || [|Dallas Cowboys] (3) || 52–17 || [|Buffalo Bills] [|c[›]] || [|Rose Bowl Stadium] (5) || [|Pasadena, California] (7) [|a[›]] || [|[30]] ||
 * [|XXVIII] || January 30, 1994 || [|Dallas Cowboys] (4) || 30–13 || [|Buffalo Bills] || [|Georgia Dome] || [|Atlanta, Georgia] || [|[31]] ||
 * [|XXIX] || January 29, 1995 || [|San Francisco 49ers] (5) || 49–26 || [|San Diego Chargers] || [|Joe Robbie Stadium] (2) [|d[›]] || [|Miami, Florida] (7) [|b[›]] || [|[32]] ||
 * [|XXX] || January 28, 1996 || [|Dallas Cowboys] (5) || 27–17 || [|Pittsburgh Steelers] || [|Sun Devil Stadium] || [|Tempe, Arizona] [|a[›]] || [|[33]] ||
 * [|XXXI] || January 26, 1997 || [|Green Bay Packers] (3) || 35–21 || [|New England Patriots] || [|Louisiana Superdome] (5) || [|New Orleans, Louisiana] (8) || [|[34]] ||
 * [|XXXII] || January 25, 1998 || [|Denver Broncos] [|c[›]] || 31–24 || [|Green Bay Packers] || [|Qualcomm Stadium] (2) [|d[›]] || [|San Diego, California] (2) || [|[35]] ||
 * [|XXXIII] || January 31, 1999 || [|Denver Broncos] (2) || 34–19 || [|Atlanta Falcons] || [|Pro Player Stadium] (3) [|d[›]] || [|Miami, Florida] (8) [|b[›]] || [|[36]] ||
 * [|XXXIV] || January 30, 2000 || [|St. Louis Rams] || 23–16 || [|Tennessee Titans] [|c[›]] || [|Georgia Dome] (2) || [|Atlanta, Georgia] (2) || [|[37]] ||
 * [|XXXV] || January 28, 2001 || [|Baltimore Ravens] [|c[›]] || 34–7 || [|New York Giants] || [|Raymond James Stadium] || [|Tampa, Florida] (3) || [|[38]] ||
 * [|XXXVI] || February 3, 2002 || [|New England Patriots] || 20–17 || [|St. Louis Rams] || [|Louisiana Superdome] (6) || [|New Orleans, Louisiana] (9) || [|[39]] ||
 * [|XXXVII] || January 26, 2003 || [|Tampa Bay Buccaneers] || 48–21 || [|Oakland Raiders] || [|Qualcomm Stadium] (3) [|d[›]] || [|San Diego, California] (3) || [|[40]] ||
 * [|XXXVIII] || February 1, 2004 || [|New England Patriots] (2) || 32–29 || [|Carolina Panthers] || [|Reliant Stadium] || [|Houston, Texas] (2) || [|[41]] ||
 * [|XXXIX] || February 6, 2005 || [|New England Patriots] (3) || 24–21 || [|Philadelphia Eagles] || [|ALLTEL Stadium] || [|Jacksonville, Florida] || [|[42]] ||
 * [|XL] || February 5, 2006 || [|Pittsburgh Steelers] (5) [|c[›]] || 21–10 || [|Seattle Seahawks] || [|Ford Field] || [|Detroit, Michigan] (2) || [|[43]] ||
 * [|XLI] || February 4, 2007 || [|Indianapolis Colts] (2) || 29–17 || [|Chicago Bears] || [|Dolphin Stadium] (4) [|d[›]] || [|Miami, Florida] (9) [|b[›]] || [|[44]] ||
 * [|XLII] || February 3, 2008 || [|New York Giants] (3) [|c[›]] || 17–14 || [|New England Patriots] || [|University of Phoenix Stadium] || [|Glendale, Arizona] (2) [|a[›]] || [|[45]] ||
 * [|XLIII] || February 1, 2009 || [|Pittsburgh Steelers] (6) || 27–23 || [|Arizona Cardinals] || [|Raymond James Stadium] (2) || [|Tampa, Florida] (4) || [|[45]] ||
 * [|XLIV] || February 7, 2010 |||||| NFC Champion at AFC Champion || [|LandShark Stadium] || [|Miami, Florida] || [|[45]] ||
 * [|XLV] || February 6, 2011 |||||| AFC Champion at NFC Champion || [|Dallas Cowboys New Stadium] || [|Arlington, Texas] || [|[45]] ||
 * [|XLVI] || February 5, 2012 |||||| NFC Champion at AFC Champion || [|Lucas Oil Stadium] || [|Indianapolis, Indiana] || [|[45]] ||