Baseball has been canceled, you're welcome
Any Baseball fans on here?
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Covemastah
Hoopah drives the boat Chief !!
I miss baseball !!!
Very painful driving by Fenway everyday and knowing ,, there’s no Fn baseball !!
This is for my good friend @MyTripisCut
Enjoy !!!
Very painful driving by Fenway everyday and knowing ,, there’s no Fn baseball !!
This is for my good friend @MyTripisCut
Enjoy !!!
Southeast Hoss
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Hearing all teams to play in Arizona?
MAKAVELI
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Good luck with that in the summer.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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It's a dry heat.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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The Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY, announced that they have cancelled the induction ceremony for both Derek Jeter and Larry Walker scheduled for this summer. Their induction will be added to whomever is inducted in 2021. I am a lifelong Red Sox fan but I am also a baseball fan and it is a shame that Jeter will not get his moment as he played the game the way that it was supposed to be played. Yes, he will come back in 2021 (and he will bring half of the Bronx with him), but it will not be the same.
For those of you who have never been, this is a trip worth taking. The Hall of Fame is just one part of a very tourist oriented town. Well worth the drive.
For those of you who have never been, this is a trip worth taking. The Hall of Fame is just one part of a very tourist oriented town. Well worth the drive.
AP source: MLB owners approve plan to start season in July
NEW YORK (AP) — Major League Baseball owners gave the go-ahead Monday to making a proposal to the players’ union that could lead to the coronavirus-delayed season starting around the Fourth of July weekend in ballparks without fans, a plan that envisioned expanding the designated hitter to the National League for 2020.
Spring training would start in early to mid-June, a person familiar with the decision told The Associated Press. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because details of the plan were not announced.
NEW YORK (AP) — Major League Baseball owners gave the go-ahead Monday to making a proposal to the players’ union that could lead to the coronavirus-delayed season starting around the Fourth of July weekend in ballparks without fans, a plan that envisioned expanding the designated hitter to the National League for 2020.
Spring training would start in early to mid-June, a person familiar with the decision told The Associated Press. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because details of the plan were not announced.
Do you really think we're going to have any sports this year? And if we do or any fans can be allowed at the game?
Who the hell knows... Baseball is trying to start without fans, we'll see.
Who the hell knows... Baseball is trying to start without fans, we'll see.
Major League Baseball is making the error of a lifetime
The perennial hand-wringing over Major League Baseball’s waning popularity and relevancy amid the hastening pace of American life, a tradition dating back more than a century, is not entirely without merit. Average attendance at major league ballparks hit a 16-year low in 2019. Little League participation is down. A Gallup poll shows baseball, which ceded the practical if not symbolic mantle of national pastime to the NFL decades ago, is falling behind basketball in popularity among fans in the United States. The median age of fans for last year’s World Series inched upward yet again from the year before to 56.9.
A year without MLB could drive home a point that no one involved should want in the public domain: that we can live without it. While baseball’s place in our past is indelible, far less certain is where it belongs in our future. Both sides have made it clear they’re taking its place in the American consciousness for granted. After punting on its time to shine and an unprecedented opportunity to bring in new fans and , baseball can only shift its focusing on holding on to the ones it’s got.
The perennial hand-wringing over Major League Baseball’s waning popularity and relevancy amid the hastening pace of American life, a tradition dating back more than a century, is not entirely without merit. Average attendance at major league ballparks hit a 16-year low in 2019. Little League participation is down. A Gallup poll shows baseball, which ceded the practical if not symbolic mantle of national pastime to the NFL decades ago, is falling behind basketball in popularity among fans in the United States. The median age of fans for last year’s World Series inched upward yet again from the year before to 56.9.
A year without MLB could drive home a point that no one involved should want in the public domain: that we can live without it. While baseball’s place in our past is indelible, far less certain is where it belongs in our future. Both sides have made it clear they’re taking its place in the American consciousness for granted. After punting on its time to shine and an unprecedented opportunity to bring in new fans and , baseball can only shift its focusing on holding on to the ones it’s got.
542thruNthru
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Hey, at least they're not the Padres.He forgot to add...
Dodgers suck!
They all suck now cause they don't give a
about the fans. 
542thruNthru
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Hey, at least they're not the Padres.
They all suck now cause they don't give a
Padres aren't even a team lol
floridays
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Tony, I'm much older than the median age and have already been hired to turn the lights off on my way out.
Very sad.
542thruNthru
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Yo Cubs go
Go Cubs go
Hey Chicago what did you say
The Cubs are gonna win today.
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