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At least two championships
SF
NY
LA
Philly
Chicago
Not SF, Oakland.
Not Philly. Others are correct.
Philadelphia is correct.
A’s 5 while in Philly
Phillies 2
7 baseball
Eagles 4
4 football
Warriors 1 while in Philly
76ers 3
4 NBA
I have since discarded the article from which I took my original five (it's on the Athletic).
It's actually eight, per Encyclopedia Brittanica:
New York (35 MLB, 9 NFL, 2 NBA)
Boston (18 NBA, 10 MLB, 6 NFL)
Chicago (11 NFL, 6 MLB, 6 NBA)
Los Angeles (12 NBA, 7 MLB, 3 NFL)
Philadelphia (7 MLB, 7 NFL, 5 NBA)
Detroit (4 MLB, 4 NFL, 3 NBA)
Oakland (4 MLB, 4 NBA, 2 NFL)
Miami (3 NBA, 2 MLB, 2 NFL)
If you included the Stanley Cup, you could add Pittsburgh
Professional Sports Championships by City | Winners, Locations, Titles, & Facts | Britannica
If we list the Bay Area as one entity, like metro Detroit, metro LA, metro Dallas, and metro NY on the list noted above (all of those cities have won at least one title while based in a suburb of the identified city), suddenly our Bay Area jumps to 19, not bad considering the first Bay Area pro franchise was established in 1946.
Baseball 7
Football 7
Basketball 5
Note: One of the Raiders Super Bowl championships was won while they were based in LA.