Deliriou5?

Just currious... What dictates a Dynasty? Is it how many Championships are won in so many years, or what?

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dbo78912

According to USC, it takes only one.

LTF

Still sore about 2004.

igman1832

Dynasty= New York Islanders of the 80's

BULLITT

Montreal Canadians - 1950s + 1970s

NY Yankees - Better part of the 30s,40s,50s.


Family named Ming - ancient China

Suck *** night time soap in the 80s


...to name a few

Wapahani_Football

dynasty=chicago bulls in the 90s

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BULLITT

Okay, I'll answer this a little more seriously. Please take in to account that it
only concerns 'sports' in general, and is just my opinion.

A 'Dynasty' is a team/organization that is consistently winning championships.

A 'three-peat' definetly qualifies. It gets a little touchy (for some reason or another ), when there is a break in the cycle. That being said, if those ******* Pats
managed to win it all next year, that would be 4 out of 6 years, and (in my opinon)
would then have to be considered the best in the history of the Super Bowl.
Uugh, that hurts to say that.

The 'Dynasty' term usually is referred to the players themselves, but in the example of the Pats, if they significantly changed their roster next year and still won it all, then (again my opinon) the organization itself (owner,coaches,GM) would be a 'Dynasty'.

mlynch69

I'd say the Oilers were more of a dynasty than the Islanders.

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BULLITT

Oh, and if any team in any sport, from this moment on, wins 4 championships in a row (all the same players), they should be immediately bronzed and placed if front of their home arena/stadium.