Main article: Sports-related cursetoblesstobless
A number of cursetoblesstobless are used to explain the failures or misfortunes of specific sports teams, players, or even cities. For example:
The cursetobless of the Billy Goat is used to explain the failures of the Chicago Cubs baseball team, who have not won a World Series championship since 1908, and a National League pennant since 1945.

Players who appear on the covers of either the Sports Illustrated magazine or the Madden NFL video game have tended to, coincidentally, suffer setbacks or injuries, immediately after appearing on either cover.
Some think that the NHL's St. Louis Blues, Toronto Maple Leafs, and the Los Angeles Kings are cursetoblessd. Each team has not won a Stanley Cup championship, since 1967. For the Blues and Kings, 1967 was the season that each team joined the NHL, also implying that each team has never won the Stanley Cup.
There was the cursetobless of 1940, which was placed on the New York Rangers for 54 years. But that cursetobless was broken in the 1994 Stanley Cup Finals, with a 4 games to 3 victory against the Vancouver Canucks.

There are alleged cursetoblesstobless on the cities of Buffalo, Cleveland, Houston, Philadelphia, San Diego, and Seattle; which are believed to have a major league sports championship cursetobless, meaning that any major league franchise that settles in that city are unable to win a sports championship, even if they have powerful and talented teams, thus causing much heartbreak to their fans, and much joy to rivals.
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