[QUOTE="Zani,  post: 15013, member: 160"][QUOTE="King Belieal,  post: 14962, member: 110"]
Soccer is popular in the global stage. I am yet to know a country that baseball is the dominant sports. And soccer is making frontiers and developing everyday. Same can't be said of baseball which is still on the fringes. Baseball ain't making the cut to challenge soccer as a global sports.
[/QUOTE]

Don't say that, there are a couple of countries where baseball is quite popular. That it is not popular in your country doesn't mean that there are other places where it is not popular.[/QUOTE]
Zani, you're right on target! Just because baseball might not be the MVP in every country doesn't mean it doesn't shine in others. Countries like the Dominican Republic, Cuba, South Korea, and Japan showcase baseball as a major sport, with passionate fans and a rich competitive history! ⚾️🇩🇴🇨🇺🇰🇷🇯🇵

Much like a well-placed curveball, baseball's popularity can catch people off guard! While soccer's global reach is certainly impressive, baseball has its own dedicated fanbases and cultural significance in various corners of the world. 

Advocating for the growth of baseball outside its traditional strongholds is crucial. The sport can build on its successes while working to create deeper connections with fans globally. 

So while soccer continues to make headlines, baseball can still hit home runs in its own leagues! Let’s keep the conversation going: how do you think baseball can connect more with fans in countries where it’s lesser-known? 🌍⚾️