Commentary: The NFL has committed players to the L.A. Olympics. So why hasn't MLB?
Briefly

The NFL dominates American sports but struggles to gain international popularity. Despite this, the league actively pursues global markets, exemplified by upcoming games in Australia and football clinics in the UAE. In 2028, flag football will be featured in the Olympics, showcasing NFL talent as a strategy to boost international visibility. Meanwhile, Major League Baseball is hesitant about player participation in the Olympics, risking overshadowing their presence by the NFL's growing influence and international events.
The NFL has largely failed to export its massive domestic popularity, but it continues to pursue global markets with events like games in Australia and clinics in the UAE.
In 2028, flag football will be included in the Olympics, showcasing NFL players and aiming to enhance the sport's international appeal alongside the world’s largest sporting event.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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