- Dec 29, 2002
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The 2013 MLB season is underway. I've never been a baseball fan myself. I like watching almost any other sport besides baseball. It's just much too long and boring for me and the games being played don't matter at all 80% of the time. I could be wrong on this, but I did the math and there are about 2430 MLB games played per season. PER SEASON. Teams playing 162 games per year seems ridiculous to me.
Maybe baseball just isn't for me and people who enjoy it will always enjoy it how it is. After all it's pretty much been the same game for 150+ years, why change it now? I should just stick to what I like and stop complaining about how boring baseball is.
BUT I WONT. There's gotta be something they could do to make the game of baseball less boring and more entertaining. When you compare watching Baseball to say, watching Football, there's just no contest. Football is much more entertaining. A diamondbacks game just went 16 innings...5 hours and 32 minutes. Those poor people!
I'd like to hear your suggestions to make Baseball more watchable, more entertaining, more fast paced perhaps. Accepting both serious well-thought out arguments and crazy/silly ideas alike.
another question would be, will there be any major changes made to baseball in the next 10 years due to the shorter attention spans of new generations?
Maybe baseball just isn't for me and people who enjoy it will always enjoy it how it is. After all it's pretty much been the same game for 150+ years, why change it now? I should just stick to what I like and stop complaining about how boring baseball is.
BUT I WONT. There's gotta be something they could do to make the game of baseball less boring and more entertaining. When you compare watching Baseball to say, watching Football, there's just no contest. Football is much more entertaining. A diamondbacks game just went 16 innings...5 hours and 32 minutes. Those poor people!
I'd like to hear your suggestions to make Baseball more watchable, more entertaining, more fast paced perhaps. Accepting both serious well-thought out arguments and crazy/silly ideas alike.
another question would be, will there be any major changes made to baseball in the next 10 years due to the shorter attention spans of new generations?
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