Topic: death of baseball
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| cowdog2Posts: Location: Join Date: May 13, 2009 3:49 PMSend Message |  June 4, 2009 9:30 AM | |
| Baseballfan10Posts: 27Location: Join Date: May 19, 2009 7:03 PMSend Message | June 4, 2009 12:05 PM
Yeah the Mets, Phillies, Yanks, Red Sox are really dead. Lacrosse is really taking over the Northeast. | |
| littleburke321Posts: Location: Join Date: May 13, 2009 8:08 PMSend Message | June 4, 2009 7:57 PM Baseballfan10 wrote:
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i am talking about high school clown.you don't get it lacrosse rules in notheast america. baseball is for the guys south of the border real south. plus they make money send it back and use our facilies,like schools and hospitals Yeah the Mets, Phillies, Yanks, Red Sox are really dead. Lacrosse is really taking over the Northeast. | |
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| cowdog2Posts: Location: Join Date: May 13, 2009 3:49 PMSend Message | June 5, 2009 8:28 AM baseballfan91 wrote:
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lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in america making huge inroads in states like florida and cal. just about every state is playing lacrosse and leaving baseball in the rear view mirrorLacrosse obviously has the advantage since its really not popular anywhere else in the U.S. Do you ever wonder why NCAA D-1 is so small? Big time schools with alot of students dont even have varsity lacrosse. Baseball will always be better in the south, since they can play 12 months a year, vs. a maybe 8 month baseball season here. But, when push comes to shove an organization will always take a northern baseball player over a southern one because its assumed that the northeastern one is tough, since they play in the coldest weather the U.S. can offer. Also, they have less time to show and develop their talent, so a chance of better potential. | |
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| baseballfan91Posts: 109Location: Join Date: April 20, 2008 1:54 PMSend Message | June 5, 2009 3:11 PM cowdog2 wrote:
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Thats news to me..there are what 6 major league lacrosse teams? and there were more last year...(meaning its losing popularity. Oh wait, the only team lefts are pretty much left are in the northeast. Funny statement saying states such as cali and florida are leaving baseball in the rear view mirror. Until they have teams ranked in the top 100 like the northeast they cant compare. lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in america making huge inroads in states like florida and cal. just about every state is playing lacrosse and leaving baseball in the rear view mirror
and for the person saying soccer is growing, uhhh that might be because there are more spanish people now than ever. Face is, lacrosse isnt going to get much bigger, its been around forever and nothing has come of it. | |
| littleburke321Posts: Location: Join Date: May 13, 2009 8:08 PMSend Message | June 5, 2009 5:29 PM baseballfan91 wrote:
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first of all baseball is boring.second the highest average att. in the pro lacrosse league is colorado and yes right now its more a high school and college sport. but its a great game played by americans by great athletes really great athletes not on roids.third baseball is a 4 hour bore.Thats news to me..there are what 6 major league lacrosse teams? and there were more last year...(meaning its losing popularity. Oh wait, the only team lefts are pretty much left are in the northeast. Funny statement saying states such as cali and florida are leaving baseball in the rear view mirror. Until they have teams ranked in the top 100 like the northeast they cant compare. and for the person saying soccer is growing, uhhh that might be because there are more spanish people now than ever. Face is, lacrosse isnt going to get much bigger, its been around forever and nothing has come of it. | |
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| baseballfan91Posts: 109Location: Join Date: April 20, 2008 1:54 PMSend Message | June 6, 2009 7:50 PM 3500 people came to watch because this is the only place where lacrosse is popular! im sorry that your just too ignorant to understand baseball if you really think its boring. Hell i think lacrosse is boring.
Dont worry about it, just because your sport isnt popular anywhere else in the world doesnt meen your not important. | |
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| littleburke321Posts: Location: Join Date: May 13, 2009 8:08 PMSend Message | June 7, 2009 4:29 PM baseballfan91 wrote:
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baseball gets more scholarships then lacrosse. please stop it its 10 to 1.get off this thread you are a moranon long island, baseball gets more scholarships. let me agian reiterate that its the only place in the world where its popular. west islip lacrosse could probably compete with an all state team in nevada..that says alot. baseball has an ovbvious upside though if you have any future in it. | |
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| littleburke321Posts: Location: Join Date: May 13, 2009 8:08 PMSend Message | June 24, 2009 7:40 PM In_Your_Grill_Yo wrote:
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yes lacrosse alive in america played by true americans.baseball is becoming like soccer played by non-americans. thats the way it is.we as americans, in this economic climate, willing to pay non-americans millions of our taxed money to people who send their money out of our great country. i hope not.manny, sosa ,palmerio and many more have taken us for fools. viva americaWe need more kids to go on and play well at the college and pro levels. We'll never be considered elite but we haven't had a star player in the pros since, really, Craig Biggio. Lannan could count I guess. Stroman's big for us at Duke, Cory Rindone at NC State, and then these other Nassau kids coming through. We'll see. I feel like it's picking up, but it's hard to touch lacrosse when you're talking about it being the best prep place in the country. | |
| seventeen09Posts: 17Location: Join Date: May 4, 2009 6:28 PMSend Message | June 24, 2009 7:53 PM littleburke321 wrote:
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yes lacrosse alive in america played by true americans.baseball is becoming like soccer played by non-americans. thats the way it is.we as americans, in this economic climate, willing to pay non-americans millions of our taxed money to people who send their money out of our great country. i hope not.manny, sosa ,palmerio and many more have taken us for fools. viva america yeah i know what you mean man and maybe if pro lacrosse had a salary of more than 20,000 maybe they could see there popularity rise but the fact of the matter is no one cares about lacrosse outside of what maybe 5 states....your just an idiotic moron who sais the most pathetic stuff..well obviously teams are going to pay millions for non americans because in baseball a kid growing up on long island has to compete with all 50 states along with japan, venezuala, dominican republic so on and so forth. not maryland, conneticut, and colorado. |
