Darknes wrote:

NeoPrankster wrote:

​Philadelphia Bell Ringers: Does the Liberty Bell ring a bell?
Pittsburgh Triplets: City of the Golden Triangle and the Three Rivers.
San Jose Guitarfish: I dunno. Just thought it would be a unique name.
Dallas Copperheads: A snake indigenous to Texas.
Kansas City Visionaries: KC was Walt Disney's hometown.
Baltimore Lords: Lord Baltimore, right?

The Tennessee Copperheads of the AltFL would like to have a word

Changed Copperheads to Dillers; a slang term for an armadillo.
 

Sevsdast wrote:

Kansas City Mice (Mickey's Birth Place.)
Pittsburgh Iron (Iron Capital of America.)
Philadelphia Kings (Colony Capital was Philadelphia.)
Baltimore Cannonballs (The bombs fired on that faithful night.)
Dallas Pegasus (Pegasus is a symbol of Dallas.)
Why didn't my Spirits name come up on the voting polls?

 
Same thing happened to me: no Kings, as Sacramento in the NBA use it.

Sevsdast wrote:

Will you count these for next group? We already know the teams so why not.

 
1) no Clippers because of LA
2) I think most people were just going ahead and waiting for Gritty because he has a lot to keep track of with the 6 cities we're currently doing. Just being courteous and all

Kingsfan11 wrote:

Bay Area Gatekeepers: Yes, the Golden Gate is in SF but it sounds cool
Kansas City Metros: Reference to the KC Metro Area
Dallas Gunmen: Reference to Lee Harvey Oswald
Baltimore Railers: Reference to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia Independence: The Declaration of Independence was signed there
Pittsburgh Rivermen: Reference to the meeting of the 3 rivers in Pittsburgh

 
I don’t think anyone would appreciate a reference to someone who assassinated a president...

Sevsdast wrote:

Will you count these for next group? We already know the teams so why not.
.

 
1) To repeat what Dan said, do wait until he officially announces he is taking names for them.

2) Not a lot of F1 drivers actually drive in IndyCar, but Indy has been used for the USGP for 8 years.