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World Champs!
First off, let me say I am from the US, and I am not a baseball fan. I love sports for the competition, adversity, and the fact that any given day, miracle upsets can happen. But that isn't always true.
I've always found it curious how professional sports call their teams 'World Champions'. Do they compete on a world stage with many teams from other countries?
Do you consider Canada a different country?
what does this have to do with men's clothing?
World Champs!
First off, let me say I am from the US, and I am not a baseball fan. I love sports for the competition, adversity, and the fact that any given day, miracle upsets can happen. But that isn't always true.
First off, let me say I am from the US, and I am not a baseball fan. I love sports for the competition, adversity, and the fact that any given day, miracle upsets can happen. But that isn't always true.
First off, let me say I am from the US, and I am not a baseball fan. I love sports for the competition, adversity, and the fact that any given day, miracle upsets can happen. But that isn't always true.
The BBC reported on or actually conducted the research a few short years ago which determined, based on the statistical probability of any given favored team fulfilling the predicted outcome (think Yankees v Royals), that baseball is the world's most exciting sport. It said prior to about 2005, football (soccer) had been number one, but that the financial disparity between the top four and the bottom 16 had altered that.