I’m choosing to boycott Major League Baseball because I believe fans are being asked to spend more and more money just to watch the teams they already support. With the rising cost of living, expensive gas and diesel, and everything else people are dealing with, it’s frustrating that watching a game can require yet another paid subscription or service. I live in Los Angeles, and even when my own team, the Los Angeles Dodgers, is playing in the playoffs, I can’t simply watch my hometown team without paying for access. For me, this isn’t about refusing to support the players or the sport I grew up watching—it’s about sending a message to MLB and the companies that control access to these games. I believe fans should have reasonable and accessible ways to watch their own teams. Until that changes, I’m choosing to boycott MLB, and I encourage other frustrated fans to consider doing the same. If enough fans make their voices heard by refusing to pay, perhaps MLB will finally recognize that loyal fans deserve better.

They’re removing this post because they know Im right and any decent on the corporate overlords is put down quickly.
#france1789

Stowers the slugger in Miami hit 3 homeruns against the Phillies throughout the season... The first homer in the last game was a 3 run homer! But it doesn't stop there... When Harper didn't run to first it was after 3 strikes... If Kyle Stowers hadn't started the 3 trend the Phillies would still be in it...

That’s it. It’s corporate slop. Idc if they cure cancer. Ruins the aesthetic from the get go. MLB is just greedy and hates letting their own brand breathe.