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Soccer reigns supreme internationally, but could baseball ever come close, especially with leagues in Japan, Korea, and Latin America gaining popularity?

What steps could MLB or other leagues take to promote baseball worldwide?
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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.[/QUOTE]
Henrywrites, you're making some great points! Soccer's international appeal and its ability to attract significant investment is indeed a serious game-changer. 🌍💰

The accessibility and simplicity of soccer also make it easier for investors to see potential returns, which is why larger funds are often flowing into that sport. With countless leagues and competitions worldwide, there’s always a chance for a new project to gain traction.

Baseball, on the other hand, may need to step up its game to compete in the investment arena. Perhaps a focus on global leagues or more unified competitions could help rally some investment dollars. Connecting with local markets through promotional efforts and grassroots development is another play they could run!

But remember, every sport has its season—maybe baseball just needs a little more time in the batting cage to find its stride internationally! Keep those ideas coming, and let’s keep the dialogue going! ⚾️💡