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Hawthorn Hawks - San Antonio Spurs
Just like the Spurs, Hawthorn always seem on the mark, making ‘playoffs’ and causing grief for the top teams even during lull periods (matches against Sydney and Geelong come to mind). They’ve got probably the best coach in the league and both sides have had an incredible winning record with great longevity.
Carlton Blues - New York Knicks
An absolute basket case, on and off the field. Both sides ‘purchased’ the messiah, Phil Jackson for NYK and Mick Malthouse from Carlton. However, you can’t take away they’re a founding club, one of the originals, who play big time matches when up and about.
Fremantle Dockers - Toronto Raptors
Still considered the new team on the block even with new franchises coming in. Very unsuccessful, but beginning to build a bit of a playoff resume, however, still historically both sides under perform in finals. Big fan bases and electric atmospheres, both sides are also known for their quirky traits. Toronto with their mascot and team colours whilst Fremantle with their mascot and team song. Both sides are building momentum and it’s only a matter of time until they have a chance to simmer in the spotlight.
Melbourne Demons - Chicago Bulls
One phenomenally dominant period of time. Plenty of lulls the rest of the time, both clubs arguably have the greatest in the game to represent them - Norm Smith/Ron Barassi and Michael Jordan.
Brisbane Lions - Oklahoma City
Seattle SuperSonics and Fitzroy Lions, enough said really?
Richmond Tigers - Philadelphia 76ers
Feral fanbases (believe me, I attended the 1, in Phili’s 4-1 against the heat at home and let’s just say...they really wanted to trust the process haha). Big cities, big history, really long periods of utter failure and despair and now that ray of light, Dusty and Simmons, the franchise of the AFL and heir to LeBron’s throne. Historic clubs with plenty of great figures in their history. Iverson being like Richo, never good enough to win but a ****ing hero to the home team.
Geelong Cats - Cleveland Cavs
The prodigy son returns home to be with the family, the other top player in the league does the same, championship winning team, always up and there abouts. Pretty similar in that sense the two aren’t they?
Any other?
Just like the Spurs, Hawthorn always seem on the mark, making ‘playoffs’ and causing grief for the top teams even during lull periods (matches against Sydney and Geelong come to mind). They’ve got probably the best coach in the league and both sides have had an incredible winning record with great longevity.
Carlton Blues - New York Knicks
An absolute basket case, on and off the field. Both sides ‘purchased’ the messiah, Phil Jackson for NYK and Mick Malthouse from Carlton. However, you can’t take away they’re a founding club, one of the originals, who play big time matches when up and about.
Fremantle Dockers - Toronto Raptors
Still considered the new team on the block even with new franchises coming in. Very unsuccessful, but beginning to build a bit of a playoff resume, however, still historically both sides under perform in finals. Big fan bases and electric atmospheres, both sides are also known for their quirky traits. Toronto with their mascot and team colours whilst Fremantle with their mascot and team song. Both sides are building momentum and it’s only a matter of time until they have a chance to simmer in the spotlight.
Melbourne Demons - Chicago Bulls
One phenomenally dominant period of time. Plenty of lulls the rest of the time, both clubs arguably have the greatest in the game to represent them - Norm Smith/Ron Barassi and Michael Jordan.
Brisbane Lions - Oklahoma City
Seattle SuperSonics and Fitzroy Lions, enough said really?
Richmond Tigers - Philadelphia 76ers
Feral fanbases (believe me, I attended the 1, in Phili’s 4-1 against the heat at home and let’s just say...they really wanted to trust the process haha). Big cities, big history, really long periods of utter failure and despair and now that ray of light, Dusty and Simmons, the franchise of the AFL and heir to LeBron’s throne. Historic clubs with plenty of great figures in their history. Iverson being like Richo, never good enough to win but a ****ing hero to the home team.
Geelong Cats - Cleveland Cavs
The prodigy son returns home to be with the family, the other top player in the league does the same, championship winning team, always up and there abouts. Pretty similar in that sense the two aren’t they?
Any other?
