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St Louis is and will always be a baseball town. NFL wants their towns to be mainly NFL towns. Majority of NFL cities the NFL team is main team, not MLB, NHL, or NBA
That is not true in Boston, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, etc.
St Louis is and will always be a baseball town. NFL wants their towns to be mainly NFL towns. Majority of NFL cities the NFL team is main team, not MLB, NHL, or NBA
I don't agree with that at all.
St. Louis doesn't have more than 2 teams right now or in the near future for several reasons. But being a baseball town (which it is) is NOT the reason.
St Louis is and will always be a baseball town. NFL wants their towns to be mainly NFL towns. Majority of NFL cities the NFL team is main team, not MLB, NHL, or NBA
The Rams didn't lose support because of the Cardinals. The Rams lost support because they were abysmal for a decade. LA has learned this the hard way, and the city has given them the cold shoulder much faster than St. Louis ever did.
Additionally St. Louis has a long history when it comes to soccer. MLS in St. Louis would have likely been popular.
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Originally Posted by JohnSoCal
The Bears may be number 1 to football fans but the Cubs are number 1 to the city.
Maybe due to all the bandwagon fans post-World Series win, but a survey was conducted back in 2015 and the most popular team in town by a long shot was the Bears. The Blackhawks and Bulls were also more popular than the Cubs. The rivalry with the White Sox splits baseball fans in the city. http://www.chicagobusiness.com/artic...ggest-fan-base
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