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0 chance anyone in soccer can take on big miggy
0 chance anyone in soccer can take on big miggy
That's what happnes if you dont prepare enough hamburgers for everyone...
Basically the only time people care and talk about snoozeball is when their "athletes" are punching the air.
the yankees
Meanwhile random Povertyballer is auditioning for gay porn
Fatty Cabrera is twice that catcher's size and still got his ass beat because he's a fat fatball player .
Miggy isn't even fat. And the catcher is also a "fatball" player, who executed a nice double leg takedown. Fighting is yet another thing baseball players are better at than Doublehandjoball players.Fatty Cabrera is twice that catcher's size and still got his ass beat because he's a fat fatball player .
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Baseball. Always. Wins.
In what world did he get beat?Fatty Cabrera is twice that catcher's size and still got his ass beat because he's a fat fatball player .
A shove a couple of punches that actually landed + a takedown. That's call a trifecta.
If you watch the vid closely, it looked like Romine could've possibly had Miggy's in a mount (lol MMGAY terms) if the fight weren't broken up. Not saying it would've happened, but Romine was kind of beginning to turn him over before the break up.
I still give Miggy the W, though.
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Miggy could probably whoop McGregor's ass, tbh.
Bautista still feeling that one. I bet he hears his jaws click everytime he yawns.Miggy isn't even fat. And the catcher is also a "fatball" player, who executed a nice double leg takedown. Fighting is yet another thing baseball players are better at than Doublehandjoball players.
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Baseball. Always. Wins.
Calling out soccer's pussies.
Not even fights can make baseball interesting..
Baseball is dying.
It's been dying for the past 100 or so years.
That's one of the most laziest and tired rebuttal I see haters use to make fun of Baseball. It's unoriginal.
TV ratings and attendance say otherwise, but keep believing that myth.
Baseball is just like a wedding social nowadys tbh. People watch the games cause its cheap and easy way to take your girl out..
TV ratings are still better than the NBA. Indians outdraw the Cavs in Cleveland. Sox outdraw the Celtics in Boston. Yanks crush the Knicks in NY. MLB All Star game beats the NBA All Star Game. Homerun Derby beats the Slam Dunk contest. It's still the second most popular sport in the US.
The only reason people have the perception that "baseball is dying" is because it was supplanted by the NFL. And nothing can compete with the NFL here, so that point is silly.
TV ratings are still better than the NBA. Indians outdraw the Cavs in Cleveland. Sox outdraw the Celtics in Boston. Yanks crush the Knicks in NY. MLB All Star game beats the NBA All Star Game. Homerun Derby beats the Slam Dunk contest. It's still the second most popular sport in the US.
The only reason people have the perception that "baseball is dying" is because it was supplanted by the NFL. And nothing can compete with the NFL here, so that point is silly.
It's healthier than it's ever been. Look how attendance increased from baseball's supposed golden age:
Regionally, baseball beats the NBA and NHL by a good margin. Even the Cavs don't draw as well as the Indians. The Astros do better than the Rockets in Houston, etc.
The perception that baseball is dying is from the fact that it doesn't generate artificial controversy (LaVar Ball, twitter beefs, National Anthem protests, etc) for ESPN talking heads to debate, so it gets little air time on "hot take" shows compared to the NBA and NFL. The lack of a "national star" like Lebron, Curry, Tom Brady, which is due to baseball's regionality more than anything. A Cubs fan will like Kris Bryant, a Reds fan will like Joey Votto, a Marlins fan will like Stanton, etc. No baseball fan is going to bandwagon Aaron Judge like fans in basketball bandwagon Lebron. World Series ratings have always been fine when put into context. Before last year's mega matchup, it was a lot of small market teams making it. Furthermore, the World Series has to go against the NFL and the October roll out of new shows. The NBA faces no compe ion in June.
There's no evidence baseball is dying aside from clickbait articles that use ESPN national ratings to make their case (which makes no sense, since people watch baseball on an RSN).
25% to 15%..Man lardball is really dying.
Yeah, you dont have to convince me. I was being sarcastic with apoc.It's healthier than it's ever been. Look how attendance increased from baseball's supposed golden age:
Regionally, baseball beats the NBA and NHL by a good margin. Even the Cavs don't draw as well as the Indians. The Astros do better than the Rockets in Houston, etc.
The perception that baseball is dying is from the fact that it doesn't generate artificial controversy (LaVar Ball, twitter beefs, National Anthem protests, etc) for ESPN talking heads to debate, so it gets little air time on "hot take" shows compared to the NBA and NFL. The lack of a "national star" like Lebron, Curry, Tom Brady, which is due to baseball's regionality more than anything. A Cubs fan will like Kris Bryant, a Reds fan will like Joey Votto, a Marlins fan will like Stanton, etc. No baseball fan is going to bandwagon Aaron Judge like fans in basketball bandwagon Lebron. World Series ratings have always been fine when put into context. Before last year's mega matchup, it was a lot of small market teams making it. Furthermore, the World Series has to go against the NFL and the October roll out of new shows. The NBA faces no compe ion in June.
There's no evidence baseball is dying aside from clickbait articles that use ESPN national ratings to make their case (which makes no sense, since people watch baseball on an RSN).
Been hearing that nonsense talking point for as long as I have been interested in Baseball which is most of my life.
The funny thing is even if it were true, it's still more relevant and more closely followed than soccer. At least in America.
You're re ed. Baseball lost its number one status to football and nothing else. You'll see that the NBA, NHL, and got soccer saw zero growth as baseball declined.
Also, favortism isn't a zero sum game. It's not like someone whose favorite sport is football will watch only that. And on the latest gallup poll, 48% of Americans consider themselves a fan of baseball compared to 33% for basketball.
Like I said, baseball is nothing but a mere Social Sport nowadys.
It's a good sport to go to and have a burger with a girl you're trying to pound. Nothing more.
Basketball, Football, Soccer, NHL etc All have committed Passionate fans..
Baseball is a good way to get laid though..Ill give you that. cheap tickets etc...Get a kiss. it's good.
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