Name a state ...
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Answer
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with three or more teams in each of the MLB, NBA, NFL, and NHL
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California
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with three or more NBA teams, other than the state that works as an answer to the first question
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Texas
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where three or more NFL teams play their home games, other than the state that works as an answer to the first question
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Florida
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with a population over 5,000,000 but no Big 4 teams
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Alabama | South Carolina | Virginia
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with a population under 4,000,000 and at least one Big 4 team
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Nevada | Utah
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with a population under 10,000,000 and two MLB teams
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Missouri
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with a population under 10,000,000 and two NFL teams that play their homes games in that state
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Maryland | New Jersey
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with a population over 4,000,000 and exactly one Big 4 team that plays its home games in that state
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Oklahoma | Oregon
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with an NFL team based in a metropolitan area with a population under 1,000,000
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Louisiana | Wisconsin
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with two different metropolitan areas that are home to only one Big 4 team
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California | Florida
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that currently has two or more Big 4 teams but had zero before 1990
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Nevada | Tennessee
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with an MLB team that has won the World Series in the 2020s
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California | Georgia | Texas
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with an NBA team that has won the NBA Championship in the 2020s
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California | Colorado | Massachusetts | Wisconsin
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with an NFL team that has won the Super Bowl in the 2020s
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California | Florida | Missouri
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with an NHL team that has won the Stanley Cup in the 2020s
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Colorado | Florida | Nevada
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that has two or more Big 4 teams but no championships in any of the Big 4 sports since 2000
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Minnesota | Tennessee
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that used to be home to an NBA team but no longer is (does not include teams that only played in the Basketball Association of America or National Basketball League)
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Iowa | Maryland | Missouri | Nebraska | New Jersey | Washington
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that is home to one of the so-called "Original Six" NHL teams (answer must be a U.S. state)
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Illinois | Massachusetts | Michigan | New York
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that used to be home to an NHL team but no longer is (does not include teams that played in the Pacific Coast Hockey Association)
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Arizona | Connecticut | Georgia | Maryland
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that is not home to any Big 4 teams but is where a Major League Soccer team plays its home games
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Kansas
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"more than one metropolitan area from which a Big 4 team has moved or ceased operations since 1960, not counting metropolitan areas whose principal city is not in that state"
Buffalo had the NBA Braves that left in 1978 (now the Clippers). Syracuse had the Nationals that moved in 1963 (now the 76'ers). Rochester almost made 3, but they moved in 1957 (now the Kings).