@ReasonsTax@TaylorTwellman In order to be dead, something must have been alive in a prior time. Claiming that soccer is dead implies that you admit to it being alive at some point.
When would that have been and what caused it to become dead?
@MegaSoccerDad@wwallace308 MLS, unlike leagues in the world, doesn’t have 4 major pro sports leagues, and 2 college sports that are tantamount to the pro leagues, to compete with.
Instead it has a similar form of pro-rel shared by those other sports groups. It’s called the “postseason” or “the playoffs.”
@smsweeneyauthor MLS has its own form of pro/rel, in the tradition of other pro team sports leagues in the USA.
It’s called the postseason, or the playoffs, take your pick. Each year a group of teams are relegated to non-participation for the period of time devoted to determining the champion.
@MLSMoves There has never been a WC that has given MLS a boost, including the 1994 WC aftermath with all the stars from the USMNT signed up to play in MLS, when the league, set to launch in 1995, delayed a year.
@metsrewind@Mets Mets essentially banished Foster and replaced him with Mazz. George made a racial point of it. His 227 BA had nothing to do with it, I’m sure.
@metsrewind@Mets Ryan’s disappointing stay in NY would have been different if he could have thrown more strikes and issued fewer walks.
Also, the trade might not have gone so badly for NY if in exchange we got someone other than that bum Fregosi.