Jun 3, 2015; Detroit, MI, USA; Detroit Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera (24) in the dugout before the game against the Oakland Athletics at Comerica Park. Mandatory Credit: Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports
Things are very exciting for fans of the National Hockey League. The Chicago Blackhawks are facing the Tampa Bay Lightning for a chance to win the Stanley Cup. The series is split heading into game 3 in Chicago and you have two teams battling out with some of the league’s best players.
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Things are equally exciting for fans of the National Basketball Association as the Cleveland Cavaliers are facing the Golden State Warriors for a chance to win an NBA title. The series heads back to Cleveland where fans are waiting to see which great player leads their team to a championship. Is it LeBron James or is it Stephen Curry?
Both playoff rounds are split with each team winning one game and television ratings must be through the roof as fans are seeing some of the greatest in the league.
Moving away from hockey and basketball, to baseball, let’s play a game of “What if”? Fans can’t help but wonder what World Series matchup would be exciting to see as there are many different options. Some might hope for a World Series matchup of baseball’s historic teams. Others might hope for a World Series matchup of the greatest players in the game slugging it out against one another. No matter what, the list below gives potential championship matchups. These matchups will not only excite fans but also the media. Television ratings will probably be a hit and leave North Americans wanting more.
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