How many teams are there in the American and National leage??
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14 in the AL, and 16 in the NL:\nAL:\nYankees\nOrioles\nRed Sox\nDevil Rays\nBlue Jays\nWhite Sox\nIndians\nRoyals\nTwins\nTigers\nAngels\nRangers\nMariners\nAthletics\n\nNL:\nMets\nBraves\nMarlins\nPhillies\nNationals\nPirates\nReds\nBrewers\nCardinals\nCubs\nAstros\nRockies\nGiants\nPadres\nDodgers\nDiamondbacks
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There are actually 8 teams:\n\nNBA\nMiami Heat\nOrlando Magic\nUtah Jazz\n\nMLB\nChicago White Sox\nBoston Red Sox\n\nNHL\nTampa Bay Lightning\nMinnesota Wild\nColorado Avalanche
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Of the 65 teams in this year's NCAA Tournament, the state with the most teams is North Carolina with five (North Carolina, North Carolina State, North Carolina-Wilmington, Duke and Davidson). Right behind with four schools each are Pennslyvania (Penn, Pitt, Villanova and Bucknell) and California (Cal, San Diego State, UCLA and Pacific). Seven states had three teams (Louisiana, New York, Illinois, Tennessee, Ohio, Wisconsin, Alabama) nine had two teams (District of Columbia, Texas, Iowa, Oklahoma, Kansas, Washington, Kentucky, Virginia and New Jersey) and 13 had one team (W. Virginia, Arkansas, Indiana, Connecticut, Utah, Colorado, Michigan, S. Carolina, Arizona, Nevada, Montana, Massachusetts and Florida).
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LOL good question, I tryed looking and have to put his on on the watch list and hopefully someone who knows will answer it. Cause it has all 64 teams on the bracket but where's the 65th team at? *
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The only city with at least two franchises in all four sports is New York, which is both the largest city and the largest metropolitan area in the country. Five of the metro area's nine major-sports franchises play outside the city limits: the NFL's Jets and Giants, the NBA's Nets, and the NHL's Devils all play in New Jersey; the NHL's Islanders play in Long Island. However, all teams retain "New York" in their name except the Devils and Nets.\n\nSource: Wikipedia\n\nMy .02:  It's the biggest metro in the country.
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I like interleague play.  My only complaint is that they should move one of the NL teams to AL, balance out the leagues and then play it like the NFL does with interconference games.  I'm a huge Met fan.  Is it fair when you are battling a team like Florida that they get 6 gms a year against TB and we get 6 gms against the Yankees?  They should have five teams per division per league, have 18 games against division foes and then 6 apiece against everybody else, including rotating interleague play, so that for example everyone in NL East plays everyone in AL East 6 times.
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You might not find many, according to this list, it's not a major championship sport: http://www.mshsaa.org/results/\n\nand I don't see it here either: http://mosports.rivals.com/default.asp?FP=2968\n\nbut there appear to be independent teams: http://eteamz.active.com/gymnastics/sites/finder/state.cfm/Missouri/
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Prior to group stage there are teams that have to play a head to head series to qualify, though I am unsure about the number of automatic qualifiers to the group stage.\nThere are 32 teams in the group stage - 4 groups of 8.\n16 teams are in the first round of the knockout stage - the top two of each group advance
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I play.  Two teams, one women's C team and one coed C, both USA Hockey recreational, around 15 teams per division.
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There are a total of 63 games to be played (every team will lose exactly once, except the entire winner of the tournament).\n\nIn each game, there are exactly two possible outcomes (given the results of the games leading up to it).\n\nTherefore the number of completely-filled brackets is 2^63, that is 2 to the 63rd power, that is 2*2*2*...*2 (63 times).\n\nThis is an *enormous* number.  To give you an idea, it is 19 decimal digits long.\n\nIn general, if there are n teams, then there are 2^(n-1) ways to fill out the bracket completely.  This formula matches your examply (although, with 2 teams there are actually 2 possibilities).
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This question is tricky as most of those teams have not participated neither had a good position on the FIFA ranking so it Will make you answer the US. But I consider it will be equal comparison if you make the same question comparing top 20 teams in the FIFA ranking.
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Hmmm... mind you, this is not a scientific calculation, but since the US population is 298,201,327, even if we assume that 20% of the population is under 20, that leaves 59,640,265. Then, let's assume that 1 percent of those people are even capable of playing ball, you have 596,403 candidates. Then assume 1 percent of that population plays ball well: 5,964. Then, assuming 30 NBA teams with a roster of 15 players per team: 450 players.\n\n450 roster spots for 60 million Americans... you can see that the chances are slim.\n\nBut, if you start in the 6th grade (or earlier), you have a better chance than someone who waits until they're in their teens.\n\nStill, it's better odds than someone has of making it to NASCAR Cup racing...
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in 2006 there is 11 teams
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USA 7\nItaly 5\nCzech 2\nGhana 1
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Well when the logo was made there were 25 teams. I know with the football on the logo you can't count all 25 but if you look closely and count you can see that is the intention for the number.
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53,896 at last count.  This includes teams from elementary schools all the way up to professional leagues (and also local recreational leagues).   Also included are the handicapped leagues (wheelchair, blind, special olympics, etc.).  \n\nI actually never realized their were that many.
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New York isn't the only state with 2 teams.  As so many people have pointed out, Ohio has the Indians and the Reds, Illinois has the Cubs and the White Sox, Texas has the Rangers and the Astros, Florida has the Marlins and the Devil Rays, Missouri has the Cardinals and the Royals, Pennsylvania has the Phillies and the Pirates, California's got 5 teams in the A's, Giants, Dodgers, Angels, and Padres, and a case could be made for the Washington D.C./Maryland area having two teams in the Nationals and the Orioles.\n\nIf you're talking about the city of New York, they're not the only city to have two teams either.  The Cubs and the White Sox both play in Chicago, and even Los Angeles has two teams (can anyone forget the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim?), although the Angels play down the I-5 in a completely different county.\n\nAnd wait, I'm still not done.  The Yankees have been throwing money at players for years and yet they haven't won a World Series since 2000 when they beat the Mets.\n\nDude, check your facts before you start shooting your mouth off.