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There are two Major League Baseball teams in New York. The New York Yankees are in the American League and the New York Mets are in the National League.
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How many pro teams have moved out of New York city?
The Giants and Dodgers baseball teams and the Jets and Giants football teams
Why does New York have two baseball teams?
Some major league cities are large enough to support two teams. The New York Yankees are in the American League, while the New York Mets are in the National League. Before 1958, New York had three teams -- the Yankees, the New York Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers.
The best teams for baseball?
The New York Yankees and only the New York Yankees.
Which teams in baseball have no no hitters?
New York Mets
What are all of New York's professional sports teams?
New York's professional baseball teams are : the Yankees and mets there football teams are : the jets and giants there hockey teams are : the rangers and the Islanders
What state had 3 baseball teams in 1952 but 2 teams in 1995?
New York.
What was the eastern state that had 3 baseball teams in 1952 then had 2 baseball teams in 1995?
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How man teams are from New York?
In Major League baseball, two, the New York Yankees and the New York Mets. New York also has two teams in the National Hockey League and one, the New York Knicks in the National Basketball Association. In the NFL there are two teams from New York, New York Giants and New York Jets.
How many professional baseball teams are in New York state?
There are currently 2 Major League Baseball (MLB) The New York Yankees and The New York Mets. There used to be 3 when the Brooklyn Dodgers used to be around in the 50's,they have moved to California though.
Names of New York Baseball Teams?
new york yankees, new york mets, new york angels(does not play now)
What are the best baseball teams ever?
The New York Yankees and that's it!
How many baseball teams have won 10 or more World Series?
Saint Louis Cardinals -- 11 New York Yankees* -- 27 *Translation for baseball fans in New England: "New York F**** Yankees"
