Former Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton struck a chord Thursday when he said on the 4th and 1 Show that baseball is a "dying sport" whose popularity would be surpassed by the WNBA in 20 years. To Andrew McCutchen, those were fighting words.

Cam Newton is certain that MLB's days are numbered. The controversial former Carolina Panthers quarterback said Major League Baseball is about to disappear, displaced by a sport th

On his podcast 4th & 1, the former Carolina Panthers quarterback let his thoughts be known on what was once the most popular sport in America. Newton believes t

Well, this would certainly be something. After a season in which Major League Baseball had the Dodgers and Yankees in the World Series and recorded the highest viewership in seven years for the Fall Classic, former NFL quarterback and now ESPN talking head Cam Newton sees the sport as on its deathbed.

Hot takes are the way of the sports media world. Cam Newton's recent comments have the entire baseball community ready to attack on social media.

Former NFL quarterback Cam Newton has stirred the sports world with his controversial statement about the future of Major League Baseball (MLB).

Former NFL quarterback-turned-media personality Cam Newton isn’t short on hot takes and he’s not afraid to say crazy things. That trend continued during a recent episode of his 4th&1 podcast where Newton made the wild claim that the sport of baseball is dying and will be surpassed by the WNBA over the next 20 years.

F ormer Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton was once one of the greatest athletes in football. During his career he won countless awards, including the Heisman, a National Ch

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