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The San Diego Sports Arena
Opened in 1966; Demolished in 1998
Home to the San Diego Clippers (NBA) from 1978 until Spring 1996.
Home to the San Diego Sockers (MISL) from 1978 until the mid 1990's.
Temporary home of the Mighty Ducks of San Diego (NHL) from 1992 until Spring 1996.
Final events at this venue: Games 3 and 4 of the '96 Stanley Cup Finals, which pitted the Ducks against the Cleveland Moondogs.
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Sempra Energy Center (IOTL, Sempra is the parent company of San Diego Gas and Electric and other utility companes throughout Southern California)
Opened in 1996 on the OTL Pechanga Arena parking lot.
Home to the Mighty Ducks and Clippers since October 1996.
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OldNavy1988

stratonapba said:
I got a question how will the 2006 NASCAR Atari Cup Series looked like and what about the NASCAR Video Games existing ITTL?
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The 2006 Cup came down to Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhardt, Jr. and Jimmie Johnson tied at 90 points a piece as the season got closer to the Chase. Jimmie edged out the other two in the final playoff race.

NASCAR games made by Fox Interactive for Atari consoles sometimes would have Herbie the Love Bug as an unlockable car.
 

OldNavy1988

Updated List of WLAF owners for the 2007 season
Commissioner: Oliver Luck
Director of Football Operations: Frank Reich
Head of Player Safety: Dr. Julian Bailes

Amsterdam Admirals: Wayne Huizenga
Arizona Wranglers (Home games played in Tucson): Jerry Colangelo
Baltimore Ravens: Jim Speros (75%), Rachel Stone-Abbott (15%), Tom Clancy (5%), Barry Levinson (5%)
Barcelona Dragons: Peter Guber
Berlin Ogres: David Geffen (In 2004, Geffen sold his stake in the LA Rams to Jeanie Buss to facilitate the Ogres' expansion fee)
Birmingham Maulers: Art Williams (85%), Bo Jackson (5%), Joe Namath (5%), Bart Starr (5%)
Chicago Blitz: Jerry Reinsdorf
Frankfurt Galaxy: Hasso Plattner
Hartford Knights (Formerly NY/NJ): Howard Baldwin
Jacksonville (Bulls, Sharks or Jaguars, or maybe Bullsharks?): Dwayne Johnson (75%), Dany Garcia (25%)
Kentucky Stingers: GOAT, LLC (Ali family), John Y Brown III (father John Jr owns the NBA Colonels), Kevin Richardson, George Clooney
London Monarchs: Virgin Sports
Los Angeles Avengers: Henry and Susan Samueli
Memphis Pharaohs: Fred W. Smith
Mexico City Luchadores: Frank Corral
Oakland Condors: Ron Burkle
Oklahoma Outlaws: Clay Bennett
Orlando Thunder: Richard DeVos
Paris Phantoms: Marc Lory
Philadelphia Stars: Comcast Spectacor
Portland Breakers: Merritt Paulson
Rhein Fire (Home games played in Dusseldorf): Bertelsmann conglomerate
Rocky Mountan Extreme: Larry H. Miller, Dave Checketts, Mitt Romney
Rome Centurions: Wally Buono (CFL coaching legend IOTL)
San Antonio Texans: Larry Benson (50%), Peter Holt (25%), Red McCombs (25%)
Scottish Claymores: Shahid Khan (50%), Steve Livingstone (50%)
Spokane Steelheads: Nintendo of America
Stockholm Kraken: Bjorn Nittmo (50%), Tim Leiweke (50%)
Toronto Huskies: MLSE
Vancouver Orcas: Arthur Griffiths
 

Sonny912

Quick question what's the deal with Casper and molly mcgee? Is it basically the ghost and molly mcgee but with Casper instead of scratch? Doesn't that kinda throw off the real show's dynamic?
 

TheFaultsofAlts

Tacomaster said:
Come to think of it, you might be right, unless either Casper or Molly has a major personality change.
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Well, maybe Casper's contractually forced to curse Molly, only for her to somehow make HIS wholesome friendly image look tough by comparison. From there, we might be able to have something that resembles both the OTL show and Casper as a franchise.
 

Tacomaster

Maybe Casper, while reluctant to scare and generally a decent person like his normal self, could also be sardonic and a bit rude like Scratch, and play the straight man to Molly; in addition, he could be more willing to scare if the people he's scaring are bad people.
 

TheFaultsofAlts

Tacomaster said:
Maybe Casper, while reluctant to scare and generally a decent person like his normal self, could also be sardonic and a bit rude like Scratch, and play the straight man to Molly; in addition, he could be more willing to scare if the people he's scaring are bad people.
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This could also work. Especially if this is after the 90s film adaptation, for instance.
 
Super Bowl winners as of 2006
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    Super Bowl Winners as of 2006
    ITTL, the AFL-NFL Merger was delayed because Pete Rozell tried for a few years to absorb the CFL but went three-and-out thanks to a steady defense by Ottawa lawmakers. ABC started Monday Night Football the same year as OTL, alternating between AFL and NFL matchups while slowly incorporating interleague play.

    Prior to the 1976 season, the winners of an AFL/NFL playoff faced the CFL's Grey Cup winner in what was known as the Gold Cup.

    TTL's Super Bowl trophy is named the John Madden trophy, after Madden led the Raiders to two straight Super Bowl wins.

    I (1977; Los Angeles): Oakland Raiders over Minnesota Vikings
    II (1978; New Orleans): Oakland Raiders over Los Angeles Rams
    III (1979; Miami): Pittsburgh Steelers over Dallas Cowboys
    IV (1980; Los Angeles): Pittsburgh Steelers over Tampa Bay Buccaneers
    V (1980; New Orleans): San Diego Chargers over Dallas Cowboys
    VI (1982; Detroit): San Francisco 49ers over San Diego Chargers
    VII (1983; Los Angeles): Washington Heroes over Miami Dolphins
    VIII (1984; Tampa): Los Angeles Raiders over Washington Heroes
    IX (1985; Palo Alto): San Francisco 49ers over Miami Dolphins (ABC's first Super Bowl)
    X (1986; New Orleans): Chicago Bears over New England Patriots
    XI (1987; Los Angeles): New York Giants over Denver Broncos
    XII (1988; San Diego): Washington Heroes over Cleveland Browns
    XIII (1989; Miami): San Francisco 49ers over Cincinnati Bengals (SBC's first and only Super Bowl until 2002; NBC regained the AFC from SBC from 1990-97)
    XIV (1990; New Orleans): San Francisco 49ers over Cleveland Browns
    XV (1991; Tampa): Buffalo Bills over New York Giants (Norwood missed the first kick, but the Giants were called for 12 men. Norwood got a second chance and didn't miss)
    XVI (1992; Minneapolis): Buffalo Bills over Detroit Lions
    XVII (1993; Los Angeles): Dallas Cowboys over Houston Oilers
    XVIII (1994; Atlanta): Miami Dolphins over San Francisco 49ers (That's right! Marino got a ring ITTL!)
    XIX (1995; Miami): San Francisco 49ers over Pittsburgh Steelers
    XX (1996; Phoenix): Cleveland Browns over Dallas Cowboys
    XXI (1997; New Orleans): Carolina Panthers over Jacksonville Jaguars (Fox's first Super Bowl)
    XXII (1998; San Diego): Denver Broncos over Green Bay Packers (NBC's last Super Bowl ITTL)
    XXIII (1999; Miami): Minnesota Vikings over Denver Broncos
    XXIV (2000; Atlanta): Los Angeles Rams over Houston Oilers
    XXV (2001; Tampa): Los Angeles Rams over Indianapolis Colts
    XXVI (2002; New Orleans): Los Angeles Rams over Indianapolis Colts (SBC's first Super Bowl since regaining the AFC from NBC)
    XXVII (2003; San Diego): Tampa Bay Buccaneers over Las Vegas Raiders
    XXVIII (2004; Houston): Houston Oilers over Los Angeles Rams
    XXIX (2005; Jacksonville): Philadelphia Eagles over Pittsburgh Steelers
    XXX (2006; Detroit): Las Vegas Raiders over Atlanta Falcons
     
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    OldNavy1988 said:
    Chris Hanson was the guy who tried to buy the Sacramento Kings IOTL, right?
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    Yeah, he tried moving the Sacramento Kings to Seattle IRL but obviously the NBA rejected it.
    OldNavy1988 said:
    Super Bowl Winners as of 2006
    ITTL, the AFL-NFL Merger was delayed because Pete Rozell tried for a few years to absorb the CFL but went three-and-out thanks to a steady defense by Ottawa lawmakers. ABC started Monday Night Football the same year as OTL, alternating between AFL and NFL matchups while slowly incorporating interleague play.

    Prior to the 1976 season, the winners of an AFL/NFL playoff faced the CFL's Grey Cup winner in what was known as the Gold Cup.

    TTL's Super Bowl trophy is named the John Madden trophy, after Madden led the Raiders to two straight Super Bowl wins.

    I (1977; Los Angeles): Oakland Raiders over Minnesota Vikings
    II (1978; New Orleans): Oakland Raiders over Los Angeles Rams
    III (1979; Miami): Pittsburgh Steelers over Dallas Cowboys
    IV (1980; Los Angeles): Pittsburgh Steelers over Tampa Bay Buccaneers
    V (1980; New Orleans): San Diego Chargers over Dallas Cowboys
    VI (1982; Detroit): San Francisco 49ers over San Diego Chargers
    VII (1983; Los Angeles): Washington Heroes over Miami Dolphins
    VIII (1984; Tampa): Los Angeles Raiders over Washington Heroes
    IX (1985; Palo Alto): San Francisco 49ers over Miami Dolphins (ABC's first Super Bowl)
    X (1986; New Orleans): Chicago Bears over New England Patriots
    XI (1987; Los Angeles): New York Giants over Denver Broncos
    XII (1988; San Diego): Washington Heroes over Cleveland Browns
    XIII (1989; Miami): San Francisco 49ers over Cincinnati Bengals (SBC's first and only Super Bowl until 2002; NBC regained the AFC from SBC from 1990-97)
    XIV (1990; New Orleans): San Francisco 49ers over Cleveland Browns
    XV (1991; Tampa): Buffalo Bills over New York Giants (Norwood missed the first kick, but the Giants were called for 12 men. Norwood got a second chance and didn't miss)
    XVI (1992; Minneapolis): Buffalo Bills over Detroit Lions
    XVII (1993; Los Angeles): Dallas Cowboys over Houston Oilers
    XVIII (1994; Atlanta): Miami Dolphins over San Francisco 49ers (That's right! Marino got a ring ITTL!)
    XIX (1995; Miami): San Francisco 49ers over Pittsburgh Steelers
    XX (1996; Phoenix): Cleveland Browns over Dallas Cowboys
    XXI (1997; New Orleans): Carolina Panthers over Jacksonville Jaguars (Fox's first Super Bowl)
    XXII (1998; San Diego): Denver Broncos over Green Bay Packers (NBC's last Super Bowl ITTL)
    XXIII (1999; Miami): Minnesota Vikings over Denver Broncos
    XXIV (2000; Atlanta): Los Angeles Rams over Houston Oilers
    XXV (2001; Tampa): Los Angeles Rams over Indianapolis Colts
    XXVI (2002; New Orleans): Los Angeles Rams over Indianapolis Colts (SBC's first Super Bowl since regaining the AFC from NBC)
    XXVII (2003; San Diego): Tampa Bay Buccaneers over Las Vegas Raiders
    XXVIII (2004; Houston): Houston Oilers over Los Angeles Rams
    XXIX (2005; Jacksonville): Philadelphia Eagles over Pittsburgh Steelers
    XXX (2006; Detroit): Las Vegas Raiders over Atlanta Falcons
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    Cool, hopefully my Cardinals can get one ITTL. Poor Colts, losing twice to the Rams. And the Browns win?! Good for them. Ditto with Marino. Could we also get a World Series winners, NBA Finals winners and Stanley Cup winners ITTL list as well?
     

    OldNavy1988

    WB18 said:
    Yeah, he tried moving the Sacramento Kings to Seattle IRL but obviously the NBA rejected it.

    Cool, hopefully my Cardinals can get one ITTL. Poor Colts, losing twice to the Rams. And the Browns win?! Good for them. Ditto with Marino. Could we also get a World Series winners, NBA Finals winners and Stanley Cup winners ITTL list as well?
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    Most of the NBA's championship winners have been the same as OTL until 1991. Since then...
    1991: Rockets over Pistons (First Finals for NBC)
    1992: Rockets over Cavaliers
    1993: Rockets over Knicks
    1994: Knicks over Spurs
    1995: Suns over Magic
    1996: Sonics over Magic
    1997: Utah Raptors over Miami Heat
    1998: Pacers over Utah Raptors
    1999: Spurs over Magic
    2000: Lakers over Nets
    2001: Lakers over 76ers
    2002: Royals over 76ers (NBC's Last Finals)
    2003: 76ers over Mavericks (ABC's First Finals)
    2004: Suns over 76ers
    2005: Spurs over Heat
    2006: Timberwolves over Cavaliers

    Stanley Cup winners since Gretzky joined the Kings...
    1989: Atlanta Flames over Winnipeg Jets
    1990: Los Angeles Kings over Boston Bruins
    1991: Los Angeles Kings over Pittsburgh Penguins
    1992: Pittsburgh Penguins over Los Angeles Kings
    1993: Montreal Canadiens over Los Angeles Kings
    1994: New York Rangers over Seattle Thunderbirds (Last Stanley Cup shared by SBC and ABC)
    1995: Colorado Rockies over New York Rangers (Fox's first Stanley Cup)
    1996: Cleveland Moondogs over Mighty Ducks of San Diego
    1997: Colorado Rockies over Detroit Red Wings
    1998: Detroit Red Wings over Oklahoma Twisters
    1999: St. Louis Blues (Play Gloria!) over Buffalo Sabres
    2000: Detroit Red Wings over Colorado Rockies
    2001: Mighty Ducks of San Diego over Washington Capitals
    2002: Detroit Red Wings over Colorado Rockies
    2003: Mighty Ducks of San Diego over Ottawa Senators
    2004: Tampa Bay Lightning over San Jose Sharks
    2005: Tampa Bay Lightning over Las Vegas Silver Knights (NBC's first Stanley Cup)
    2006: Edmonton Oilers over Atlanta Flames

    World Series Winners Since 1985
    1985: Kansas City Monarchs over St Louis Cardinals
    1986: Brooklyn Dodgers over Boston Red Sox (Buckner still costs Boston this series)
    1987: Minnesota Twins over Detroit Tigers
    1988: Oakland Athletics over Hollywood Stars (A's struck out Kirk Gibson to win it)
    1989: Oakland Athletics over San Francisco Seals (Game 3 rescheduled because of the Loma Prieta earthquake) (ABC's last World Series until 1994)
    1990: Cincinnati Reds over Oakland Athletics (CBS's first World Series)
    1991: Minnesota Twins over Toronto Blue Jays
    1992: Toronto Blue Jays over Atlanta Braves
    1993: Toronto Blue Jays over Philadelphia Phillies (CBS's last World Series)
    1994: Montreal Expos over Cleveland Guardians (ABC's first World Series since '89; Last until 2008)
    1995: Seattle Mariners over Atlanta Braves
    1996: Atlanta Braves over New York Yankees (Fox's first World Series; Game 6 was the Braves' last game at Fulton County Stadium. The team rebranded as the Hammers to honor Hank Aaron the following season)
    1997: Florida Marlins over Cleveland Guardians
    1998: San Diego Padres over Cleveland Guardians (Walk off home run by Tony Gwynn won it for San Diego)
    1999: New York Yankees over Atlanta Hammers (NBC's last World Series until 2007)
    2000: New York Yankees over Brooklyn Dodgers (Fox's first World Series as the exclusive home)
    2001: Arizona Diamondbacks over New York Yankees
    2002: Los Angeles Angels over San Francisco Seals
    2003: Florida Marlins over New York Yankees
    2004: Boston Red Sox over St Louis Cardinals
    2005: Los Angeles Angels over Houston Astros
    2006: Boston Red Sox over Hollywood Stars (Fox's last World Series)
     
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    OldNavy1988

    Sir Daniel Abbott when asked who's got the most punchable face in animation: "Other than Raymond Spum, who has clearly never watched anything I was involved with, I would have to say it's Butch Hartman over at Ruby-Spears, because he claims autism can be cured. I mean, what a load of bollocks. Butch was an insufferable arsehole when we worked together at Fox in 1985."
    - Larry King Live excerpt from December 18, 2006.
     
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