Football
Basketball
Baseball
Soccer
Celebrities
200

Known as "America's Team", they dominated in the '90s and have a total of 5 super bowl rings.

Dallas Cowboys

200

This team won the NBA championship last year.

Golden State Warriors

200

This team won the most MLB championships and dominated with stars like Babe Ruth and Derek Jeter.

New York Yankeees

200

Famous for having Lionel Messi on their team.

FC Barcelona

200

The GOAT of football.

Tom Brady

400

The team that won the very first super bowl.

Green Bay Packers

400

This team won the most championships of any NBA team.

Boston Celtics

400

The Yankees' hated rival, they had stars like Ted Williams and David Ortiz.

Boston Red Sox

400

Division II Mens Soccer team(San Diego)

San Digeo Loyal

400

The GOAT of Basketball(Not LeBron)

Michael Jordan

600

This team was nicknamed the "Greatest Show on Turf"

Los Angeles/St Louis Rams

600

This team was famous for stars like Dennis Rodman and Scottie Pippen, and also one other very famous star.

Chicago Bulls

600

This windy city is home to two teams, and one of those teams had the longest world series drought until 2016.

Chicago Cubs

600

Real _____

Madrid

600

The Yankees star named George.

Babe Ruth

800

This team had a 20-year dynasty because of coach Bill Belichick and quarterback Tom Brady.

New England Patriots

800

This team won their first and only championship with LeBron James.

Cleveland Cavaliers

800

This was the team that Jackie Robinson played on.

Brooklyn Dodgers

800

This country won the most world cups.

Brazil

800

FC Barcelona Argentenian star.

Lionel Messi

1000

This college football team just won the NCAA Division I football championship last year.

University of Georgia Bulldogs

1000

This team challenged Michael Jordan for a decade but is now arguably the worst team in the league.

Detroit Pistons

1000

This team uses Coors Field and was established in 1993.

Colorado Rockies
1000

New Womens' soccer team in San Diego.

San Diego Wave FC

1000

Comissioner of the NFL.

Roger Goodell