Idk can fat fcks in the south actually carry themselves to games? Can they afford ticket prices? 😂

You can just slow down the video yourself tho

Change the playback speed

raindropknowledge well apparently the Dodgers leaving for L.A. is also strongly correlated with Brooklyn’s decline in the 60s and 70s

I’m guessing nobody in NY cared when the Giants moved too...

@@raindropknowledge8898 NY originally had 3 baseball teams NY Yankees NY Giants Bkn. Dodgers Giants & Dodgers are NL rivals & both moved to California in 1958. Giants moved to San Francisco while the Dodgers moved to LA. NY Mets colors (dodger blue, giants blk & orange) are a remembrance of the National League’s 2 original NY teams that moved westward. NFL NY Giants are named after SF Giants when the team was based in New York. To make a long story short. I was joking I’m a Dodgers fan btw lol

@@raindropknowledge8898 NY Giants (MLB) moved to San Francisco…

@@raindropknowledge8898 I wasn’t born yet when the dodgers left Brooklyn

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all those other cities are good but idk about MTL. their attendance sucked. how about charlotte or something

We need a Montana team.

Nashville is a much better city for baseball than Memphis. I think Salt Lake City might be better than New Orleans. I also think Austin, TX needs a professional team

Lake Tahoe team????

Most of those cities already have nba and nfl teams. I think that having new teams in new cities might be a better idea than bringing back old teams.

Stephanie Gillock no one cares

@@samtalebi3276 no one cares

the A.A. WAS A PART OF THE MAJORS SO WAS THE OTHER LEAGUES INDIANA GAVE BIRTH TO 3 TEAMS BROOKLYN DODGERS, THE A,S AND THE NY GIANTS

Between 1871-1875, there was the National Association. It was basically the National League just with a different name. Most of these teams in the NA were eventually put into the NL like the Boston Red Stockings becoming the Braves. There were also some other teams at the time like the Brooklyn Atlantics who recorded a 2-42 record in 1875. Baseball was a weird sport back then, and yes, this is true.

Also the Federal League of 1914-1915 is recognized as a Major League as well.

@@williamhild1793 No it's not. instead, it's kind of in between a major league and minor league.

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​@@movinggraphs4113are you dead? Movinggraphs?

Christopher Justice, so the modern era of American and Canadian Baseball began in 1903, right?

Christopher Justice I think you meant pre mlb. Oh, and can you still get please redo the video with the American association teams included? I count that as a major league so please? And also, how do you know all this info you just told me about?

Asher Dossetter WHO THE FUCK PUTS 15 QUESTIONS IN ONE COMMENT. SHUT THE FUCK UP.

I thought 1860’s

Probably because that was the first World Series

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im losing brain cells reading this lol

@@fishproductions22 hi

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Wait, that was a thing???

@@totallyordinaryguy7570 Briefly. It's legacy kinda lives on, as Wrigley Field was originally used by the Chicago Federal League team (don't recall their name). After that league folded, the Cubs moved to Wrigley and the rest is history.

Thats because in early baseball days, it was common to name teams as **color** stockings, just because it was very popular. Then most of the teams names by stocking shortened its name to sox (Example: Chicago White Stocking -> Chicago White Sox) or shortened the name only to the color (Example: Cincinnati Red Stocking -> Cincinnati Reds)

@@dominicanball2361You do know that the Cubs were originally known as the Chicago White Stockings, right?

@@seanman1231 Yes, just the same name as the Chicago White Sox when they started. I forgot to mention that some teams just dropped the entire name and changed it to another, just like the Cubs when they changed from the Chicago White Stockings to the Chicago Orphans.