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

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Aug 2, 2022
11:27:05pm

CaliWG All-American

But kids who grow up with a team and going to games love baseball just as much as prior generations.

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CaliWG

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Time

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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