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How would professional baseball change for both teams and fans if it practiced promotion and relegation?

How would professional baseball change for both teams and fans if it practiced promotion and relegation?

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ANSWER: Generally if any professional baseball practices promotion and the relegation then teams would constantly be under the pressure to perform which will make it highly competitive and also a good earning platform as only qualified and efficient players who possess good skills will be able to withstand in the market.

When it comes to their fans, they really feel bad to related as their sportsmen will keep changing all the time beacuse of this reason. Also fans who were really attached madly to any player in a particular team, this targeted audience can be lost because the players will keep on changing continuously. But the audience who supports a specific team depending on its name, those will get satisfied as the class players will try their level best and moves their team towards victory for sure.

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