Editing 1970s (section)

====United States====
[[File:Dave Schultz hockey.JPG|thumb|150px|[[Dave Schultz (ice hockey)|Dave Schultz]] won Stanley Cup two times]]
The [[Oakland Athletics]] three-peated at the World Series in [[1972 World Series|1972]]–[[1974 World Series|1974]].

The [[Cincinnati Reds]] go to the [[World Series]] in [[1970 World Series|1970]], [[1972 World Series|1972]], [[1975 World Series|1975]], and [[1976 World Series|1976]], led by the [[Big Red Machine]] winning two out of four.

The [[New York Yankees]] won the World Series in [[1977 World Series|1977]] and [[1978 World Series|1978]] after losing in [[1976 World Series|1976]].

The [[Dallas Cowboys]] and the [[Pittsburgh Steelers]] dominated the decade in the NFL. Steelers were led by [[Terry Bradshaw]] and [[Chuck Noll]], and the Cowboys were led by [[Roger Staubach]] and [[Tom Landry]], while the [[Miami Dolphins]] became the only team in NFL history to go "all the way," winning the [[Super Bowl]] with an [[1972 Miami Dolphins season|undefeated record]]—a feat that remains unmatched to this day.

The [[Philadelphia Flyers]] won the [[Stanley Cup]] in [[1974 Stanley Cup Finals|1974]] and [[1975 Stanley Cup Finals|1975]], a team best remembered as "The Broad Street Bullies".