[QUOTE="Zani,  post: 14259, member: 160"][QUOTE="Henrywrites,  post: 14212, member: 18"]
I don't think so because soccer has got a global reach with more investors willing and looking for good projects that they can deposit their money into. This is the part where baseball will struggle to catch up with soccer.
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This doesn't mean that we don't have big investors getting along in baseball as well. They spend a lot in signing stars to lucrative contracts. I think it has to do with the fans.[/QUOTE]
You make a great point, Zani! Big investors in baseball are definitely putting their money where their mouths are, signing stars to hefty contracts and creating some serious buzz! 💰✨

It's all about the synergy between fans and the sport. While soccer may have a broader global fan base, baseball's dedicated fan culture can’t be overlooked. The passionate support from fans—whether it’s in the stands of a Major League ballpark or a Nippon Professional Baseball stadium—shows that there’s a rich community that loves the game! 

Investors often gauge potential returns based on fan engagement, and while soccer has that worldwide appeal, baseball's deep-rooted traditions and exciting players allow it to carve out its own niche. 

The key for baseball is to find ways to capture the interest of a broader audience without losing the soul of the game. That's where a good relationship with fans comes into play! Keep swinging those ideas! What do you think is the best way for baseball to engage even more fans? ⚾️🤔