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It's SIR Moderator to you
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Given how few New Englanders there appear to be in the NFL, I was wondering what sports the best kids go into. Is it Ice Hockey? Baseball? It's a slow offseason and these things keep me awake.
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U.S. Air Force Retired
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I would say Hockey AND baseball have to be the big sports kids go into. There are a lot of pro baseball players from NE.
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Experienced Starter w/First Big Contract
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Brighton, MA
Posts: 5,742
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I'm told the fashionable sport for kids now is Lacrosse. Baseball seems to be staging a comeback and Soccer(you call it feutballe
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Practice Squad
Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 109
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The best athletes here play basketball and football - same as everywhere else in the US. More kids play hockey here than most of the country, but still a very low % of children grow up playing hockey (or lacrosse for that matter) compared to those who play soccer, basketball, football and baseball. Soccer doesn't get the great athletes because the $$ incentive just isn't there and baseball interest is waning (probably because it is boring) - plus both are less reliant on pure athleticism than basketball or football.
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It's SIR Moderator to you
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Cheers. I just asked because I couldn't think of that many people in the NFL who were from New England. Tom Nalen, Matt Hasselbeck, Tebucky Jones Jermaine Wiggins and Doug Flutie came to mind....
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