Originally posted by: Quintox
I hate it when people say that.
What's the point?
Originally posted by: mugs
Because there used to be a New York Giants baseball team, and the football thing stuck
They ought to just call them the NJ Giants, that'd make it clear. 😉
Originally posted by: MotionMan
Actually, I think it totally died out until The Swami started using it.
MotionMan
Originally posted by: pyonir
Originally posted by: MotionMan
Actually, I think it totally died out until The Swami started using it.
MotionMan
As did the San Diego Super Chargers
Originally posted by: MotionMan
Actually, I think it totally died out until The Swami started using it.
MotionMan
Originally posted by: randay
I prefer "The Giants of New York"
Originally posted by: Deeko
Originally posted by: mugs
Because there used to be a New York Giants baseball team, and the football thing stuck
They ought to just call them the NJ Giants, that'd make it clear. 😉
Nah. Why would they want to name their team after that trash hole state 😛
Originally posted by: Whoozyerdaddy
Tradition... Back in the day there was also a Giants team in NY that played baseball. So you had to be specific.
They eventually moved to San Francisco.
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: MotionMan
Actually, I think it totally died out until The Swami started using it.
MotionMan
I used to listen to NY talk radio when I was commuting a lot, and it was used by some old-timer radio broadcasters who didn't seem like the type who'd be swayed by trends (particularly in sports - they weren't sports broadcasters). So I'd venture to say that it was used continuously by old timers in New York.
Originally posted by: Slick5150
Originally posted by: Deeko
Originally posted by: mugs
Because there used to be a New York Giants baseball team, and the football thing stuck
They ought to just call them the NJ Giants, that'd make it clear. 😉
Nah. Why would they want to name their team after that trash hole state 😛
Think of the poor Jets. They not only don't play in New York, but have to play in a stadium named after another team (though technically the name of the stadium reverts back to the NJ Meadowlands when the Jets are at home)