So who has the longest schneid now?

[KamaAina]

Among cities with at least three teams (Buffalo and San Diego don't count).

I'm looking at you, Washington: it's been ages since the Potatoes amounted to anything, the last time the NBA team won anything it was still called the Bullets, and the other two haven't done jack.

edit: Now I'm thinking Houston,although they were down to just the Astros and Rockets for a few years around the turn of the millennium.

[El Supremo]

1. That other city in Ohio

Although San Diego and Buffalo should be.

http://ftw.usatoday.com/2016/06/now-that-cleveland-has-won-a-championship-which-city-has-the-longest-title-drought

[trotsky]

2. According to /r/nfl, it's Minneapolis.

Not counting the red-hot WNBA Lynx (because they stupidly don't), the last championship by a team playing here was the Twins in 1991.

We just barely beat out DC - the Twins won a championship in October of 1991, the Potatoes in January of 1992. (Coincidentally, in the Super Bowl played in Minneapolis!)

[El Supremo]

3. Lebrawn James, of course!

Why did you have to ask that?

[KamaAina]

4. How do you know that?

Did you measure it?