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Dog days of sports calendar are now

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Come on now. You've got Wawrinka vs. Gasquet in the Wimbledon quarters tomorrow. If you can't run and hide with that, well...

 

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I believe if soccer wanted to really push in the American

mainstream it would be

now...this time of year. Begin April...end Sept.

 

Probably kill baseball

 

Baseball can't even kill baseball. It has tried for decades and it just keeps rolling along.

I believe if soccer wanted to really push in the American mainstream it would be now...this time of year. Begin April...end Sept.

 

Probably kill baseball

 

A handful of folks have been saying that for years. Americans can't handle the low scoring boring games.

A handful of folks have been saying that for years. Americans can't handle the low scoring boring games.

 

And yet they watch baseball. I watch baseball.

 

Nah. To me, it's a matter of what's ingrained in the culture. Soccer will never dominate the American sporting landscape like it does overseas, but the popularity grows constantly and there are enough eyeballs and enough deep pockets here to carve out space for just about anything.

I think it's us old people that watch baseball :down:

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