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Is baseball a sport  

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No boards, no skates, no pucks..

NOT A SPORT!

Posted

It used to be, but it was replaced by blaseball

 

Posted

Hockey is better than anything. You should know this.

P.S. Friendly reminder that mullets don't die

Posted
37 minutes ago, Lilllabettt said:

This post is haram

You mean your own post or the posts before?

I'm confused and need specifics 

Posted
13 minutes ago, Didacus said:

You mean your own post or the posts before?

I'm confused and need specifics 

Obviously my own post is not haram. That would be a self-own.

It is self evident truth that baseball is sportsball. This is natural law written on the human heart. All cultures love baseball. And math. 

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26 minutes ago, Lilllabettt said:

Obviously my own post is not haram. That would be a self-own.

It is self evident truth that baseball is sportsball. This is natural law written on the human heart. All cultures love baseball. And math. 

Your post is haram-supersized 

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Baseball is a sport. It involves a ball, throwing, catching, squatting, running, jumping, sliding, stealing, swinging, a field, specialized gear, and uniforms. Oh, and beer!

End of discussion. 

Said the man who follows the Cardinals, who have just won their 13th game in a row and the 15th of their last 16 games, and who stand an excellent chance of coming from the middle of the pack to the playoffs, the World Series, and their 12th World Series championship in the last 95 years. (Say "Amen," somebody!)

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2 hours ago, Luigi said:

Baseball is a sport. It involves a ball, throwing, catching, squatting, running, jumping, sliding, stealing, swinging, a field, specialized gear, and uniforms. Oh, and beer!

End of discussion. 

Said the man who follows the Cardinals, who have just won their 13th game in a row and the 15th of their last 16 games, and who stand an excellent chance of coming from the middle of the pack to the playoffs, the World Series, and their 12th World Series championship in the last 95 years. (Say "Amen," somebody!)

Go cubs 

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1 hour ago, Lilllabettt said:

Go cubs 

I do not begrudge your sentiments at all. They showed a lot of grit this afternoon when they were down Eight-to-Ought, coming back with 5 runs. Tonight's game isn't a whole lot better for them (at the moment), but they're still in the game!

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2 hours ago, Luigi said:

I do not begrudge your sentiments at all. They showed a lot of grit this afternoon when they were down Eight-to-Ought, coming back with 5 runs. Tonight's game isn't a whole lot better for them (at the moment), but they're still in the game!

In a way it's like coming home: Mom is baking pie, dad is getting the grill going, the cubs smell of elderberries big time

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It’s a good sport. For girls. 

Posted

If baseball is a sport, when do they use a puck?

Really?!?!

Posted

Baseball is a sport. It’s just for more intellectual people. 

KnightofChrist
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Baseball on radio is better than on TV or the Holodeck.

 

Posted (edited)

It’s a spectator sport, at best.  Watching someone else workout, sitting on your backside is in reality sort of a paradox, if you think about it.

never much cared for watching that kind of stuff. 

Edited by little2add
Posted (edited)
16 hours ago, little2add said:

It’s a spectator sport, at best.  Watching someone else workout, sitting on your backside is in reality sort of a paradox, if you think about it.

never much cared for watching that kind of stuff. 

That's true of ALL professional sports. It's also true of all professional actors, singers, comedians - anyone we pay to watch. It's always better to engage in an activity personally... I guess... but I doubt that theatre, cinema, concerts, or comedy clubs will dry up and blow away any time soon. Nor will spectator sports, including baseball.  

Edited by Luigi

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