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Baseball games in Asia offer different experiences for fans than those in the US, with coordinated chants and a wider variety of food options. CNN’s Ivan Watson…
Baseball games in Asia offer different experiences for fans than those in the US, with coordinated chants and a wider variety of food options. CNN’s Ivan Watson and Travis Caldwell share stories of watching the game in South Korea.
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@@BigXamImported3wk ago
I’ve been to 3 games and they were all pretty sleepy to me. Not a huge fan of baseball, though
@@lt.dashkov1079Imported3wk ago
Petition to bring this to the MLB 🤔🤔
@@Sharpes55Imported3wk ago
Asian culture is a parody of itself
@@jonbar140Imported3wk ago
Can someone help me explain what is so cringey about Korean culture? Is it that the whole thing seems so fake and curated?
@@CatholicBXRImported3wk ago
Violation of Tradition!
@@ICUC-k8qImported3wk ago
CNN is such a piece of shit that I can’t even believe these guys when they’re talking about sports.
Baseball games in Asia offer different experiences for fans than those in the US, with coordinated chants and a wider variety of food options. CNN’s Ivan Watson and Travis Caldwell share stories of watching the game in South Korea.
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