Honest question, is baseball slowly dying? The majority of people who seem to

Aug 2, 2022
7:42:41pm

Cabadapeste Hungry Hustler

Love the sport tend to be older and people my age 30’s and younger don’t seem to gravitate to it as much as other sports. What does baseball look like in 20 years?

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Honest question, is baseball slowly dying? The majority of people who seem to

Cabadapeste

8/2/22 7:42pm

Baseball is dying. My column:

shimmy

8/2/22 7:46pm

I think so. My grandsons have no interest in baseball.

Lifi

8/2/22 7:48pm

I’d be a huge fan if the season was shorter. As it is now, not much interest.

DieHarder

8/2/22 7:49pm

Agreed. 50-60 games. And lower the games to 6 innings. Would be ratings dynamite.

OPINIONS

8/2/22 10:52pm

My interest in baseball has grown as my kids have gotten into it.

Triznaynay

8/2/22 7:55pm

It’s the most popular sport in the Caribbean and extremely popular in Japan and

Polemic

8/2/22 7:59pm

People your age don't seem to gravitate towards anything other than Xbox and

777

8/2/22 8:08pm

I watch sports 4-5 times a week at least.

TheWanderer

8/2/22 8:14pm

I feel that analytics has made baseball worse.

TheWanderer

8/2/22 8:12pm

Short answer: yes, long answer:

J. Walter Weatherman

8/2/22 8:16pm

Although, baseball actually has some of the best parity right now of the big 4.

TheWanderer

8/2/22 8:36pm

GlutealGuy

8/2/22 8:17pm

I don't know. My son plays and the competition is insane. Tons of kids playing

txblue

8/2/22 8:59pm

2 of my boys are diehards for baseball

pegushin

8/2/22 8:59pm

No. The youth baseball rosters have been growing lately and the MLB money remains big

Bob Vance

8/2/22 10:46pm

Baseball is regional. It isn’t as popular in areas without major league teams.

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