Should baseball be further introduced and pushed for in South America? What kind of leagues could we see being formed? Is this cesspool just forever tied to murder ball?
Should baseball be further introduced and pushed for in South America? What kind of leagues could we see being formed...
Eli Russell
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Leo James
Brazil already has some amateur baseball leagues but even though MLB has even set an permanent academy here, it's still less popular than handegg.
Lucas Wilson
Since Venezuelans are like rats fleeing a sinking ship, they'll come to your countries and help spread baseball
Aaron Ramirez
that's too steep of a price to pay for sports variety
Jaxon Nelson
handegg is popular in Brazil? Do your baseball matches get televised?
Asher Brooks
South America needs to get into cricket tbqh, bet Uruguay would produce some dogged lower order bats.
Christopher Nelson
Baseball matches don't get televised but handegg is. Last year's Brazil x Argentina game played on Mineirão was broadcast on ESPN, and the playoffs of the brazilian handegg league were broadcast on a shitty sports channel, and both had a lot of promotion.
Isaac Perry
Disgusting.
Jayden Barnes
Here's something that is NOT disgusting at all, big and strong american.
Brody Russell
>Anyone anywhere needs to get into cricket
No
Lincoln Wilson
Look like brasilian models desu
William Rodriguez
Well, those are your average american women so, joke's on you fatso. Lose weight, don't @ me.
Kevin Kelly
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Brody Gomez
lol'd
what kind of youth leagues are available in Argentina? that's a big part of it
Alexander Stewart
Argie bro do you like baseball?
Robert White
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Don't worry you'll be liberated too one day
Sebastian Thomas
>cricket
only chilean mongrels would enjoy that
Jayden Price
I do
I've been traveling these past couple months to some of our neighbor countries and my interest re-peaked after I saw Bolivians playing it and getting into imported baseball cards.
Of all sports that we should embrace to have some variation outside of MurderBall, I think baseball is the one to go, I feel like our leagues south of Peru would be more alike the asian ones.
Evan Wright
>South America will never have a league comparable to MLB and we'll never see the champions of both compete in an All-Americas World Series
Didn't know I wanted thisuntil now
Charles Hughes
that would be pretty great or even if we started by competing against minor league teams. Just having a big pan-american series would be awesome.
Ian Bailey
THIS
cricket is the future
Ethan Ward
what did i say?
Sebastian Scott
cricket isn't for brainlets like you
Carson Ramirez
leave it to the hallway to identify with the street shitters and the tea guzzlers
Isaac Campbell
>he can't appreciate cricket or tea
very sad
Angel Brooks
Pretty sure that price had already been paid user. It's a sunk cost now.
>tfw so many hot, educated venezuelanas on bride-for-sale sites
Thank you maduro
John Hughes
I'm not at all an expert of South America but there's 13 countries, so if every country had two major league teams that'd be 26 which is a comparable to MLB. More realistically the smaller states would have only one, the bigger states two, and Brazil could have probably even have 6 given its size.
Argentina 3; Bolivia 2; Brazil 6; Chile 2; Colombia 2; Ecuador 1; Guyana 1; Paraguay 1; Peru 2; Suriname 1; Uruguay 1; Venezuela 2 = 24, something like that, plus 72 minor league level teams which a lot of the existing winter league type teams could get accommodated into if they weren't elevated to the major league team status.
Let it happen.
Logan Jackson
>eating the prop
Good goy
Owen Thompson
>not knowing any venezuelans
#MAGA
Adam Sanders
There used to be a huge baseball culture here in the first half of the last century, but it eventually fizzled out in popularity (like many other sports), leaving only football as the dominant sport.
Landon Lee
It's too complicated of a sport for third world shitholers to understand
Colton Rogers
Then why is it popular in USA?
Ryder Murphy
Cricket is for filthy animals
Daniel Collins
Ok guys I'll do all of us a favor and will promote Luckswing in SA by becoming the best pitcher in MLB. Any tips?
Elijah Miller
Isn't baseball the second sport behind soccer in Venezuela and Colombia?
Grayson Rodriguez
MLB is focusing a lot on brazil but not sure that's going to work, they seem to like gay sports like football and basketball more.
Colombia though is going to be elite at baseball soon, especially with the new influx of venezuelans in the country and the shift of MLB scouting and facilities from venezuela to colombia. They have tons of players getting signed to the minors already, I give it a few years until they have as much presence in the majors as Cuba and Puerto Rico.
No idea about argentina, they've gone up the wbsc rankings recently so maybe it has potential, but desu after like the top 18 every country is pure shit
It's the first sport in Venezuela. In Colombia it's third behind soccer and cycling maybe.
Brandon Peterson
Some japanese descendants promote/play this shit.
Samuel Morris
It's almost shocking how fast Venezuelans and Colombians have made us appreciate Bolivians and Peruvians as better migrants.
Brayden Garcia
imagine being so lucky as to never knowing a venezuelan
Anthony Mitchell
Cricket is the future
Ryan Rivera
I think baseball is more likely to grow in Africa. Uganda is the start. The Japanese are spreading it there.
I just don't see it happening in South America to be honest, maybe the occasional player from Brazil.
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Sebastian Garcia
China is the future of baseball
also best korea
Hudson Martin
>china
Kek no. China is the India of team sports; India being the India of all sports.