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Baseball is a game of inches and the way the ball bounces. The ball bounced in ASU’s favor forznice change. Baylor left a lot of people on the bases tonight. It came down to RISP; ASU got the bounce of the ball. Nice win. Go for the sweep.

....twitter.com/pSW7CMAVaS — Vanderbilt Baseball (@VandyBoys) April 26, 2026...twitter.com/bhtMThdxvz — Vanderbilt Baseball (@VandyBoys) April 26, 2026...twitter.com/JCdMc3Q7F7 — Vanderbilt Baseball (@VandyBoys) April 26, 2026...twitter.com/jEu7ZAPFek — Vanderbilt Baseball (@VandyBoys) April 26, 2026... do that in baseball. You start giving bases ...we were better tonight." Baseball season is presented by Scott ...

...: HailState.com) Mississippi State head baseball coach Brian O'Connor addressed the... base and atmosphere in college baseball hands down. Nothing close. I'm... the community is Mississippi State baseball. Question: What did it mean...

TDdawg said... (original post) There was no disputin' Haslams Rasputin Nah that was the baseball punk

... have tickets to minor league baseball and while I’m on maternity...

.... Apparently they had switched the baseball broadcast to a cable channel ...

... pair of innings of free baseball and a fantastic finish that... App and the regular Bulldog Baseball radio affiliates. Mississippi State line-up...

NFL Draft Spring Open practice Mens 2027 recruits Football 2027 recruits Spring visits for both Mens portal Womens portal Not to mention wrestling and baseball threads (Both Mens and women's portal were well reported on initially. Mens team has 1 spot we haven't heard a ton on. Women have about 3 or 4 left... relax people)

It s very easy to kill policemen, you just take the baseball bat and kill police, take their pistol and sell the pistol, you sell them for good money... very easy to do and soo much money, that just ruines the fun of the game... please fix it, make policemen harder to kill or selling pistols cheapr or smtn...

... is basically a breeding-ground of baseball players, it has all kind...

... cigars and Marlboro Reds during baseball games. Lighting up a red...

No winners there. Booing at a dawn service is distasteful. Welcome to Country inappropriate for the occasion. (And if you are going to insist on doing make sure you get someone who respects the service enough not to wear a baseball cap the whole way through it)

It's been so painful to watch UofL baseball this year!!!!

CoronadoBruin1 said... (original post) Go Banana Slugs! lol! Yea, doubt the slugs have a baseball team. I’ll edit it.

Red Sox jettison Alex Cora, and others. One of the worst records in baseball early this season.

Going to be a long day of baseball. Starts at 2:30 p.m. ET.

No. 8 Florida State baseball (29-13, 12-8 ACC) was walked ... pic.twitter.com/Vs0CdpsTaD — FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball) April 25, 2026 Beard... pic.twitter.com/8k279KAUAv — FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball) April 25, 2026 Beard... pic.twitter.com/rldLn0EeXU — FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball) April 25, 2026 The... pic.twitter.com/PWeD6u0pvx — FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball) April 25, 2026 However...

Hey guys Is there a way to display what category melee weapons fall under? For example: i presume the baseball bat is a medium weapon, but it's not begin displayed anywhere. Maybe the information could be added to the tooltip in a future update?

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https://www.mt.co.kr/sports/2026/01/01/2025122904594716155 January 1, 2026 "Female spectators: 42.9% → 55.5%." The gender ratio of the audience has reversed, and baseball stadiums have changed from "battlegrounds" to "playgrounds" The KBO League surpassed 10 million spectators for the first time in history in 2024 and set a new attendance record with 12312519 people in 2025, significantly changing baseball viewing culture. In particular, the proportion of female spectators rose from 42.9% in 2016 to 55.5% in 2024, with women emerging as the primary consumer base. As a baseball fan in South Korea, I hope this enthusiasm continues. submitted by /u/Embarrassed_Clue1758 to r/baseball [link] [comments]

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Watching these electric, amazing atmospheres all over the world has been a joy. first Asia set it off with their hype, then Central and South America, now the carribean is basically setting the fucking standard for baseball fandom. America is supposed to be the melting pot of the world so I’m seriously hoping this type of energy starts making its way into Major League Baseball. Baseball is fucking dramatic and heroic as hell. Pimp the homer, celebrate the k on the mound, just enjoy the game and the crowd feeds off of it. We need more of this and the world Baseball Classic is making it very obvious submitted by /u/Immediatewhaffle to r/baseball [link] [comments]

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Ngl it feels like baseball is having a legit global moment again, and not just because more international players are in MLB. The fan side numbers have been kinda nuts lately. The 2023 World Baseball Classic felt like a spark. MLB said the first round alone pulled 1,010,999 fans, and Japan vs. South Korea hit a 44.4 TV rating in Japan. That’s wild. Then you look at domestic leagues. Nippon Professional Baseball set an all-time attendance record in 2024 with 26,586,977. KBO League reportedly hit about 12.3 million in 2025, first time ever over 12M. Taiwan’s Chinese Professional Baseball League had record attendance in 2024 too, with WBSC saying it topped 2.7 million. And MLB itself is still trending up: total 2024 attendance was about 71.3 million (highest in seven years). Plus Opening Day rosters were nearly 28% international-born in 2024, which is a pretty crazy stat for a “national” league. The MLB Tokyo Series also went nuclear in Japan, MLB said Game 1 averaged 25M+ viewers. Maybe I’m just noticing it more now, but the vibes feel different than a few years ago. Anyone else feel like the sport’s worldwide momentum is ramping up? submitted by /u/SameNecessary5180 to r/baseball [link] [comments]

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My dad was a baseball junkie for four decades: an early fantasy player back in the 80s and had a bookshelf full of George F. Will and David Halberstam books. But roughly 15 or so years ago, he lost all interest. The steroid scandals, the greed, the change in playstyle. He said the sport had lost its soul and was unrecognizable from the game he loved. It just wasn't enjoyable anymore. I always thought he was overreacting. But now, I look around and kind of see where he's coming from. Everyone on this sub is aware of how fucked the blackout/cable/streaming situation has been, so we don't need to reiterate how much this has killed off fans. And that's not even getting into their actual subscription service + app which has increased in price, but nosedived in quality/functionality recently. But then you get into the televised product itself. Ad creep has hit ridiculous levels in the last season or two. Camera angles changed to accommodate more ads. Ads on the field. Ads on the helmets. Ads on the jersey. Split-screen ads that occur during the game. Poorly-overlaid CGI ads routinely obscure players and the ball itself. The radio broadcasts have gone down the same route in many markets, too. Cubs fans noticed that the on-air ad reads have become obnoxiously incessant over the last two seasons. Even Awful Announcing picked up on it. And of course, much of this advertising is for FanDuel, DraftKings, PrizePicks, Bet ESPN, etc. Legalized sports-betting, is, of course, having extremely deleterious effects: betting stats incorporated into broadcasts, death threats against players and their families, gambling addicted players impacting gameplay, etc. Even the experience of attending a game in-person, truly America's pasttime, has deteriorated in this last decade. The cost is absolutely outrageous compared to what it used to be. Several stadiums have started banning what you're allowed to bring in, including outside food. There's been a recent push by the league/owners to drown out quieter moments at games with non-stop PA soundbites and music clips (a la NBA games) in order manufacture "excitement" among fans. And I'm not even going to touch the A's relocation or the problem that nearly half the league is non-competitive because the owners are in the real estate/land speculation business, not the sports/entertainment business. It's so frustrating. There's still so many magic moments that happen in baseball every year. Fun storylines, great players, incredible feats. But at the same time, the sport's atmosphere, aesthetics, and fan experience are being completely sacrificed in the name of corporate greed. Genuinely, what are things going to be like in 10 years? submitted by /u/SeverHense to r/baseball [link] [comments]

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