My Interest In Baseball

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How i got interested in lacrosse when i went to a professional lacrosse game and i thought that it was so cool how the game was played.
Positions
Skill drills
Great players teams
Compare it to other sports
What you love about it
What is difficult In lacrosse there positions are defence players and they use a six foot stick the can only stay on one side unless a midfielder stays on the opposite side of the field. There are 3 players that can run anywhere on the field and there is four player that got to stay on the defensive side of the field. There are 3 more players and they stay on the offensive side of the field. Baseball How i got interested in baseball was by playing ever since i was small and when i would go to the rockies

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