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Cue in @midnighpulp posting a photo of a soccer match with a similar attendance from the 3rd division of Indonesia.
Cue in @midnighpulp posting a photo of a soccer match with a similar attendance from the 3rd division of Indonesia.
that probably jacking it off looking at videos
In other words, Trump's inauguration crowd.
Tell us about y'er hag's campaign crowds.
My really rich white guy is better than your really rich black guy
Even though Spurtacular isn't a soccer crew member, I knew there would be a thread about this
This was a rescheduled game from the night before, which was snowed out, at 10AM on a Monday, featuring two of the most irrelevant MLB franchises. The Cubs sold out their home opener on the same in' day
Ill be honest though..baseball is an awesome way to score a pussy At least where I live...its not MLB so the tickets are dirt cheap. Its my go to " cheap date"Even though Spurtacular isn't a soccer crew member, I knew there would be a thread about this
This was a rescheduled game from the night before, which was snowed out, at 10AM on a Monday, featuring two of the most irrelevant MLB franchises. The Cubs sold out their home opener on the same in' day
Thanks baseball
Which Minor League team is in your area?
Its not even the minor league. Its the American league.
Apperently some of their players are MLB rejects..or so I was told. I dont know...
The tickets go for 20 canadian ruppess. So its really cheap. But its a great way to enjoy the summer...
Didn't you see the bleacherreport article in the OP? It shows similar poor showings for multiple games.Even though Spurtacular isn't a soccer crew member, I knew there would be a thread about this
This was a rescheduled game from the night before, which was snowed out, at 10AM on a Monday, featuring two of the most irrelevant MLB franchises. The Cubs sold out their home opener on the same in' day
Yea, I bet you're getting a lot of man pussy.
Yu Darvish is a ing cuckold
I see nothing but illegals mowing grass........I guess if you pay to watch dudes stand on the field for 3 and half hours, you would enjoy it
The soccer crew needs to think critically for once.
Here's this season's attendance compared to last season. https://www.baseball-reference.com/l...018-misc.shtml. Most the decent teams on the West Coast or from warmer cities have seen an attendance boost, while pretty much every East Coast/Cold Weather team has seen a drop, since the East Coast was hammered by late winter storms for like a week-and-a-half.
https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/...e-past-10-days
Son, is Baseball the least dynamic sport?
Is it actually a "sport" or a spectator event?
One of the most dynamic because it's not constrained by a clock, allowing for an infinite possibility of outcomes. There's also 300 "possessions" (pitches) per game (roughly 150% more than in a basketball game), with each pitch constantly shifting the odds one way or another. It also has a more varied, and thus "dynamic," offensive structure than sports like basketball and football because each player shares nearly an equal offensive burden, which again, allows for a greater range of potential "surprises" to emerge. You know Brady is going to lead the 4th quarter comeback. 90% of the time the star centerpiece(s) on a basketball team will be the keys to victory and you can reasonably predict their performances before tip off. In baseball, the most important moment in the game could very well come down to a has been pitcher thrown out there in desperation for relief against the last pinch hitter on the bench.
There's more to dynamism than running around.
It's actually the bottom of the 7th when they wake up all the geezers so they don't miss their shortbus ride back to their retirement home.
I agree: In baseball in the United States and Canada, the seventh-inning stretch is a tradition that takes place between the halves of the seventh inning of a game – in the middle of the seventh inning. Fans generally stand up and stretch out their arms and legs and sometimes walk around.There's more to dynamism than running around.
RawIt's actually the bottom of the 7th when they wake up all the geezers so they don't miss their shortbus ride back to their retirement home.
I agree: In baseball in the United States and Canada, the seventh-inning stretch is a tradition that takes place between the halves of the seventh inning of a game – in the middle of the seventh inning. Fans generally stand up and stretch out their arms and legs and sometimes walk around.
In soccer, the most important moment happens in the locker room after the gameIt's actually the bottom of the 7th when they wake up all the geezers so they don't miss their shortbus ride back to their retirement home.
I agree: In baseball in the United States and Canada, the seventh-inning stretch is a tradition that takes place between the halves of the seventh inning of a game – in the middle of the seventh inning. Fans generally stand up and stretch out their arms and legs and sometimes walk around.
I guess, you get to slobber their being a good fanboyIn soccer, the most important moment happens in the locker room after the game
Just get a Serie A or La Liga Match outside of the top 6 in both
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