[ SECRET POST #6435 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6435 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Dear American Sportsball Fans...

[(Anonymous)]

+1, OP this is a good bit of info and also leads into why baseball isn't anywhere near as much of a thing as football and basketball in several regions of the country. Definitely in the midwest, our schools barely give half a shit about baseball because the "season" is inconvenient for mantaining a team and there's really not an incentive like there is for football, basketball, volleyball, and track. That is, all those sports have very big state finals and championships to vie for, many of which are actually televised in mid-sized local markets. Even in Minnesota and Wisconsin you can see high school footbal and basketball games on local tv channnels. But baseball's season is so short for reasons airt laid out, and there's not really a championship level once you're older than Little League (grade school). If it doesn't have a trophy goal, ain't no one give a shit about it.

The third sport in the midwest is definitely volleyball, idk what it would be in other regions. Hockey? Wrestling? Track & Field? I've heard of all of those being big in some states.

Re: Dear American Sportsball Fans...

[(Anonymous)]

Soccer in some places for sure.

Re: Dear American Sportsball Fans...

[(Anonymous)]

fuck me, how did I forget soccer? given that the school half a mile from me has a summer league with games almost every night I'm out for a walk. showing my age maybe - in the 90s soccer was still an outsider sport slowly catching on in the US.