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Hearst editor and columnist. Former Washington Post columnist. Author of "The Aftermath," NYT editor's pick. You are not entitled to my attention.

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Finally, here's where Connecticut’s New York-Boston sports divide actually falls: Philip Bump

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By Philip Bump Verified
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This week, CT Insider is looking at where the state's sports loyalties divide between New York and Boston teams. Read about the four individual sports: baseball, basketball, hockey and football. Let's plant a flag at the outset here: It is silly that the state of Connecticut will soon have no major professional sports team of its own. About half of states don't, and, of them, Connecticut is the fifth most populous.
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Patriots lead Giants and Jets, 126-40, in Connecticut. Here’s where football loyalties flip: Philip Bump Original

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By Philip Bump Verified
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This week, CT Insider is looking at where the state's sports loyalties divide between New York and Boston teams. Read about: baseball, basketball and hockey. Are you ready for some football(-related analysis of the New York-Boston sports divide across Connecticut)!?! We've saved the best for last in our overview of Connecticut's sports loyalties. By which I do not mean that football is the best sport, because it isn't.
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Boston 120, New York 47. See where Connecticut's hockey loyalties flip: Philip Bump

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By Philip Bump Verified
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This week, CT Insider is looking at where the state's sports loyalties divide between New York and Boston teams. Read about: baseball and basketball. As we've explored the division in Connecticut towns' support for New York and Boston sports teams this week, we've been lucky to have focused on teams actually based in those cities.
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