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I think that soccer is destructive, especially right where the goals are - there is a lot of concentrated traffic right in that area - I don't think either football or baseball will have the same effect.
Baseballers (rightly so) want the infield to be as flat as possible, and the most "followed" path (around the diamond) is usually not grass anyway.
Most sports locally share oval space - generally if baseball is played, then the soccer field will be marked in such a way that it does not overlap with the diamond of the baseball field. There is not a lot of American football played here, but would think if it is a shared field, this would also happen (i.e. the football field and the baseball diamond would not overlap).
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