@JJGriffie @deanorogers2 @CrosbyBaseball @Freddiesgato 95 wins the division and the phillies could get to 90 for sure. Injury bug hits again. Let's see where everything sits on August 1st.
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@KevinYoung161
Husband, Father, & Love my teams #Kentucky #FloridaState #AtlantaBraves⚾️ #MiamiDolphins🏈 #AtlantaUnited⚽️ #Chase9 #di9🏎#SouthamptonFC⚽️ #USA⚽️ #LexingtonSC
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@KevinYoung161 @deanorogers2 @CrosbyBaseball @Freddiesgato I honestly wish I wasn’t right. But here we are… l still think the Braves are the better club, but obviously I was correct: the Phillies are a legit threat
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Great stat we found for last night's episode of MLB Game Night:
Don Mattingly has led Philly to the best record in baseball, 26-11, since taking over as manager. In that time, they went from 10.5 games back of Atlanta to...9.5 games back of Atlanta
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@UKBaseball @LukeL1019 Way to go Luke! A great player and better person. Go show em' what you got!
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Imagine going from fighting to make your D-III team to a mid-major to the SEC to being named one of the nation's top middle infielders to being signed by your hometown team you grew up rooting for...
Go be great, @LukeL1019!
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Watching Spain/Belgium is going to make Americans feel even worse.
It's going to show that Belgium isn't even that good, so that beatdown truly shows how USMNT is not even remotely close.
Hopefully, there won't be any delusions from you guys in the next World Cup!
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People want to act like things are ok, but 97 of the 104 world cup games have already been played
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@Blabnh @AlexiLalas Nice of you to assume that all kids have backyards or the means for ball most public funded parks are closed to the public. So yeah
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Final combined viewing on FOX + Telemundo:
USA-BEL - 50.1 million viewers
MEX-ENG - 46.7 million
The most-watched non-NFL sports events in the U.S. since the 1994 Winter Olympics.
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@jdpwrestling1 @mulvihill79 @AlexiLalas The USA hasnt played a World Cup match between 1–6 a.m. ET since 2002. Hosting it here brought in casual fans, and created more hype. In 4 years the USA will be playing mid day as the tournament is in Spain/Portugal
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@mulvihill79 @AlexiLalas This happened because games were played in American time zones. Casual American fans will not get up at 1 am to watch football. People like me watch Serie A at 3 am, watch F1 whenever and the Tour de France early in the a.m.
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Doug, Who are you hiring then? The grass isn't always greener
Doug McIntyre@ByDougMcIntyre
Landing Mauricio Pochettino to lead the #USMNT was a triumph. Rehiring the coach who oversaw the most humiliating World Cup loss in program history would be indefensible. @FOXSoccer: foxsports.com/stories/soccer…
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Feel free to make an offer or ask for a price!
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42 million people watched the US-Belgium game on Fox — 30 million — and Telemundo — 12 million. Staggering number — that’s more people than have ever watched a college football, NBA, MLB or NHL game in history. Only the NFL playoffs can beat it this century.
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Both Holliday’s for $10
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@SoccerDadinCali Could be mid level but 100+ Americans in europe when it was 15 no less than 20 years ago. That is a good trend that needs to continue
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It's time to accept that the USMNT has a mid-level player pool regardless of the number of top 5 league, Champions League and European based players.
Judging players solely by league or club affiliation is a proven failed formula.
D&M⚽️🇺🇸@DandMussoccer
If you go to MLS before the age of 31, that is tacit admission that you aren’t serious about the national team, and you should swiftly be retired In fact, if you’re in MLS at the age of 25, that is enough evidence that you aren’t good enough
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Genuine question for people like me that are very patriotic and want the USMNT to succeed but don’t follow them outside the World Cup at all and are also CFB fans.
Would you rather see the USMNT win the WC or your favorite CFB team win the natty?
Opinions may vary here…
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@AtxDem @rbmcrae89 @ldock93 I didn't start this thread nor did I ever state that college soccer is the solution. It would help grow the sport, it clearly wouldn't hurt in that category. That's it. Nothing more.
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@KevinYoung161 @rbmcrae89 @ldock93 OK bud...all colleges having soccer teams is the answer.
I mean, anyone who knows anything about soccer will tell you it's not but since you REALLY want it to be...we can say that.
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People get mad at me for saying this, but if the SEC and Big XII schools were to add men's soccer programs, it would go a long way towards developing players and developing a bigger fan base
Major League Shill@VoxProMLS
Honestly, it’s time to start taking college soccer more seriously in the United States
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@AtxDem @rbmcrae89 @ldock93 We can walk and chew gum at the same time. Already do both but the Kentucky Men's soccer stadium is 1 mile from our house. Zero negative with big time universities having soccer. Texas, Oklahoma, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Tennessee, ect
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@KevinYoung161 @rbmcrae89 @ldock93 There's already a lot of college soccer out there. Take your kids to MLS games - watch EPL.
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@brandyp0608 @ldock93 Don't disagree. It doesn't solve the problem, but it certainly wouldn't hurt to have top universities who already have great facilities for their women's teams showcase the game. The love for Collegiate sports is big in this country, having more programs would be a positive
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Agree that it may grow the love of the game and maybe it would even help grow the culture of soccer in this country because it would give kids a team or players to follow but it still wouldn’t necessarily help address the fact that the research shows key development happens at the younger ages.
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@AtxDem @rbmcrae89 @ldock93 Of course they do. The growth of the sport would be positive if the biggest universities (who already have top facilities for their women's program) added men's soccer. Not that this path will develop some world talent. But the product is quality enough for youth to watch live
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@KevinYoung161 @rbmcrae89 @ldock93 And Claudio Renya played at UVA. There are already alot of college programs at big time schools to drive interest - I played college soccer. There's also MLS.
Elite prospects need to be ID'd and sent to Euro Academies like Pulisic and McKennie. Or atleast MLS academies.
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