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April 5 Get a sport into a poem Make Baseball Great Again!

April 5—Get a sport into a poem!

Make Baseball Great Again!

It is time 
to make American baseball 
Great again

starting with creating a worldwide 
baseball competition 
with each season
with the national champions 

competing in a World Cup World Series
with the final round pitting the 
North American Champions
against the winners of Africa,
Asian, Europe, and South America 
	
with the final rounds
best of seven 
always held in the U.S.

The other things to do
include rapid expansion plans

including the MLB teams
adopting local schools and colleges
fully funding baseball programs
and only hiring college graduates.
as players.

and making tickets affordable
no more than ten dollars per game!

if they do this,
we can make baseball
once again the best sport
in the U.S.

Let’s all join together	
to make baseball great again!

Mlb Post Season

the Birds will battle
zilch in Seattle

Red Sox Cubs Dodgers
no Jolly Rodgers

Post Season begins
lets watch see who wins

East Coast Mlb

one hundred sixty two games
knowing all the players names
follow scores best we can
west coast games bring sandman
we'll watch the standings 
keep track of innings
after all-star game it ignites a flame
winners will win and losers fall to shame


Mlb Begins

Preseason Baseball
two-thousand-sixteen
is now underway
oh what fun it is
watching baseball played

the grapefruit league
the cactus league
in Florida
Arizona

who'll make team
and who won't
get in shape

April
for real

play

Mlb Excitement

scoreboard  watching
best part of the year
aren't you excited yet?

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