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re: Is football dying?
Posted on 1/2/14 at 3:33 pm to CocoLoco
Posted on 1/2/14 at 3:33 pm to CocoLoco
Baseball is definitely gaining in popularity now. Revenues are way up. National ratings are down, but local ratings are going up. Individual teams are signing multi-billion dollar television deals.
It's almost universally rated as the second most popular sport in polls, behind the NFL and ahead of college football.
It's almost universally rated as the second most popular sport in polls, behind the NFL and ahead of college football.
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Posted on 1/2/14 at 3:37 pm to The White Lobster
It's not dying, but Goodell has to be concerned with three playoff games this weekend not yet sold out
Posted on 1/2/14 at 3:38 pm to The White Lobster
Big games are better on TV
You might see a drop off in attendees but people will Just prefer to be lazy and watch on their 60 inch HD Tv
You might see a drop off in attendees but people will Just prefer to be lazy and watch on their 60 inch HD Tv
Posted on 1/2/14 at 3:39 pm to The White Lobster
I think MLB should do something to fix the problems it has with television. That is the biggest issue for me. I know many others that just can't watch it. I have no clue how they can fix that though.
The end of the season, when teams are fighting for playoff spots, I can watch. There are just so many games, and a lot of them feel so meaningless early on. I will also admit that another huge reason I am not a baseball fan is likely because I have no team to cheer for. If Louisiana had a pro team I would watch because I am a big homer. I used to go to Astros games as a kid pretty often, but I've never been a big fan. The sport being hard for me to watch on TV, along with not having a team, are the main reasons I do not care for it at all.
The end of the season, when teams are fighting for playoff spots, I can watch. There are just so many games, and a lot of them feel so meaningless early on. I will also admit that another huge reason I am not a baseball fan is likely because I have no team to cheer for. If Louisiana had a pro team I would watch because I am a big homer. I used to go to Astros games as a kid pretty often, but I've never been a big fan. The sport being hard for me to watch on TV, along with not having a team, are the main reasons I do not care for it at all.
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