Originally posted by robniner:It's pretty bad when a good portion of casual fans couldn't identify the face of a Finalist for "Face of the MLB". lol
Looks like it is down to Kemp vs. Votto.
[ Edited by LA9erFan on Mar 2, 2013 at 4:00 PM ]
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Originally posted by robniner:It's pretty bad when a good portion of casual fans couldn't identify the face of a Finalist for "Face of the MLB". lol
Looks like it is down to Kemp vs. Votto.
Originally posted by LA9erFan:It's pretty bad when a good portion of casual fans couldn't identify the face of a Finalist for "Face of the MLB". lol
Originally posted by LA9erFan:It's pretty bad when a good portion of casual fans couldn't identify the face of a Finalist for "Face of the MLB". lol
Originally posted by InconvenienTTruth21:
Originally posted by LA9erFan:
It's pretty bad when a good portion of casual fans couldn't identify the face of a Finalist for "Face of the MLB". lol
Ya man, can't believe some people don't know what Cespedes looks like
Originally posted by jrg:Originally posted by InconvenienTTruth21:Originally posted by LA9erFan:It's pretty bad when a good portion of casual fans couldn't identify the face of a Finalist for "Face of the MLB". lol
Ya man, can't believe some people don't know what Cespedes looks like
Alright, not its just getting annoying. Lol
Originally posted by LA9erFan:It's pretty bad when a good portion of casual fans couldn't identify the face of a Finalist for "Face of the MLB". lol
Originally posted by InconvenienTTruth21:
NFL is kinda the same way. You always see players wearing their jerseys in commercials because a lot of fans wouldn't recognize them without the jersey. Except for players like Manning or Brady
Originally posted by crzy:No not even close. Everybody can recognize the top superstars in the NFL. Half the country watches the Superbowl.
Baseball stars just simply aren't as marketable, except for rare icons like Jeter.
But not since Ken Griffey Jr. has a baseball star been truly transcendent in America while simultaneously being the best player at his sport.
Originally posted by InconvenienTTruth21:
Originally posted by crzy:
No not even close. Everybody can recognize the top superstars in the NFL. Half the country watches the Superbowl.
Baseball stars just simply aren't as marketable, except for rare icons like Jeter.
But not since Ken Griffey Jr. has a baseball star been truly transcendent in America while simultaneously being the best player at his sport.
I didn't mean they're not marketable. I meant it literally. A lot of casual fans wouldn't recognize football players without their uniforms, probably because they're always wearing a helmet.
Look at commercials. Besides the huge names like Brady, Manning, and Brees, NFL players are usually wearing their uniforms in commercials.
Originally posted by crzy:
I think we're talking more name recognition, not facial recognition.
I mean, even Tom Cruise can go unrecognized as a UPS deliveryman.
Originally posted by InconvenienTTruth21:
Ya I was talking about facial recognition because LA said " a good portion of casual fans couldn't identify the face of a Finalist for "Face of the MLB"
I dont think anyone expected Tom Cruise to be in a UPS uniform lol.
Originally posted by InconvenienTTruth21:Originally posted by crzy:No not even close. Everybody can recognize the top superstars in the NFL. Half the country watches the Superbowl.
Baseball stars just simply aren't as marketable, except for rare icons like Jeter.
But not since Ken Griffey Jr. has a baseball star been truly transcendent in America while simultaneously being the best player at his sport.
I didn't mean they're not marketable. I meant it literally. A lot of casual fans wouldn't recognize football players without their uniforms, probably because they're always wearing a helmet.
Look at commercials. Besides the huge names like Brady, Manning, and Brees, NFL players are usually wearing their uniforms in commercials.