The correct answer is kind-of. In 1980, Superbowl XIV, the Pittsburgh Steelers and (then located in LA) Rams played at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, a short drive from downtown LA though not technically the same city. The Rams lost 31-19. In 1985, Superbowl XIX, the San Francisco 49ers played the Miami Dolphins at Stanford University, again a short drive from downtown San Francisco and again not technically the same city. The 49ers won 38-16.
Since 1914, multiple championships in the same city have occurred 20 times. Following is a list by year of the cities with multiple championships and the teams that accomplished the feat: {| ! Year ! City ! Team 1 ! Team 2 ! Team 3 | 2004 Boston Boston Red Sox (MLB) New England Patriots (NFL) - 2002 Los Angeles Los Angeles Lakers (NBA) Los Angeles Sparks (WNBA) Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS) 2001 Los Angeles Los Angeles Lakers (NBA) Los Angeles Sparks (WNBA) - 1998 Chicago Chicago Bulls (NBA) Chicago Fire (MLS) - 1988 Los Angeles Los Angeles Dodgers (MLB) Los Angeles Lakers (NBA) - 1987 Edmonton Edmonton Eskimos (CFL) Edmonton Oilers (NHL) - 1979 Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates (MLB) Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL) - 1977 Montreal Montreal Alouettes (CFL) Montreal Canadiens (NHL) - 1969 New York New York Mets (MLB) New York Jets (AFL) - 1956 New York New York Yankees (MLB) New York Giants (NFL) - 1952 Detroit Detroit Lions (NFL) Detroit Red Wings (NHL) - 1947 Toronto Toronto Argonauts (Canadian Football) Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL) - 1945 Toronto Toronto Argonauts (Canadian Football) Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL) - 1944 Montreal Montreal HMCS DONNACONA (Canadian Football) Montreal Canadiens (NHL) - 1942 Toronto Toronto RCAF (Canadian Football) Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL) - 1938 New York New York Yankees (MLB) New York Giants (NFL) - 1935 Detroit Detroit Tigers (MLB) Detroit Lions (NFL) - 1933 New York New York Giants (MLB) New York Rangers (NHL) - 1928 New York New York Yankees (MLB) New York Rangers (NHL) - 1914 Toronto Toronto Argonauts (Canadian Football) Toronto Blueshirts (NHL) - |}
The Pittsburgh Pirates won the World Series in October, 1979 and the Steelers won the Super Bowl in January, 1980.
Yes.
The Pittsburgh Steelers won Superbowl 43 in Feb. 2009, and the Pittsburgh Penguins won the Stanley Cup in June, 2009.
No, The New York Rangers won the Stanley Cup 2004 and the New York Knicks lost in the NBA finals to the Houston Rockets in 2003-2004.
Both the Pittsburgh Steelers and Pittsburgh Penguins won their championships in 2009.The Steelers won Super Bowl XLIII on February 1, 2009, becoming the NFL champions for the 2008 season.The Penguins won game seven of the Stanley Cup finals on June 12, 2009, becoming the NHL champions for the 2008-09 season.
The 1975 Super Bowl and the 1980 Super Bowl were both won by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Super Bowl I was televised on both NBC and CBS.
Miami hosted Super Bowl II in 1968, and Super Bowl III in 1969, both at the Orange Bowl.
Charlie Batch is a 2 time Super Bowl Champion. He won both rings with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Super Bowl's XL and XLIII.
Pittsburgh 2009
They have never lost in the Super Bowl. They won in both Super Bowl XXXV (2009) and Super Bowl XLVII (2013).
Both the Pittsburgh Steelers and Pittsburgh Penguins won their championships in 2009.The Steelers won Super Bowl XLIII on February 1, 2009, becoming the NFL champions for the 2008 season.The Penguins won game seven of the Stanley Cup finals on June 12, 2009, becoming the NHL champions for the 2008-09 season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers played in both Super Bowl XL and Super Bowl XLIII. They beat the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XL and the Arizona Cardinals in XLIII.
Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL) and Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL) in 2008-09
Yes. In 2009 the Steelers won Super Bowl XLIII and the Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the Red Wings in June 2009. Prior to that, no. The Steelers won 4 Super Bowls in the 70's and the Penguins didn't win their first Stanley Cup until 91 AND then again in 92. The Steelers didn't win in either of these years. The city did have two champions in the same year once before - 1979 when the Pirates and Steelers were both Champs.
The 1975 Super Bowl and the 1980 Super Bowl were both won by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Tight End Jeremy Shockey won a Super bowl with the 2007-2008 New York Giants and another with the 2009-2010 New Orleans Saints.
The MVP of both Super Bowl I and Super Bowl II was Bart Starr (QB)
As of Super Bowl XLII, there have been two Super Bowl games where neither team committed a turnover: Super Bowl XXV - Bills and Giants Super Bowl XXXIV - Rams and Titans
Super Bowl XXV (1990 season) had the Giants beating the Bills (both from New York) Super Bowl XXIX (1994 season) had the 49ers beating the Chargers (both from California)
Super Bowl I was televised on both NBC and CBS.