Business Tips: Baseball Is Losing Popularity and Ratings – Phone Call With Sports Illustrated
Awesome Tip: Baseball Is Losing Popularity and Ratings – Phone Call With Sports Illustrated
Baseball is a dying sport and it is their own fault. It’s no surprise that kids today are more interested in Fortnite players than baseball players, solely based on distribution and availability to the content. Making decisions strictly for short term gains is the worst thing you can do for the longevity of a business.
Check out the article that I did with Sports Illustrated on the future of Baseball here:
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24 Replies to “Business Tips: Baseball Is Losing Popularity and Ratings – Phone Call With Sports Illustrated”
He's 42? More like 52…..
mlb is losing popularity in the us. The future of baseball is international
Baseball is a yesteryear game. Over.
The game had changed coaches ain't coaching no more they're laying back and waiting for someone hit long ball. There no hit n run, sealing bases, squeeze play. Dam i miss Billy's Ball. Ricky's, Vince, sealing bases Wally Beckman drag bunt. Dam I am tried seeing base loaded no man out and nobody's score and 1st n 3rd with no out…..coaches allowing 8th and 9th swing bat ( K, then double play)
you should be the commissioner. for real
Lets be real…NOT ENOUGH AMERICAN BLACK PLAYERS! They gave the game some flare. All of the great black baseball players are retired or passed on. Now its nothing but a bunch of brads, chads & latin americans. BORING!!
to many foreigners …baseball becoming niche in america
Fortnite sucks now lmao
Baseball is not a dying sport. It is the second grossing sport in the entire world. NFL – 11 billion, MLB – 9 billion, NBA – 6 billion, Premier League – 5 billion, NHL 4 billion. Baseball still completely dominates NASCAR and XGames and other 'cooler' sports.
MLS right now might soon chew away that American family that goes out on summer days
i like this guy…he has a point, no bullshiet talking around, facts
u know what u.s. sports are missing also? a ultra fansector with bengals, flags and chants
thats what brings goosebumps athomsphere and why people want to be there live in a stadium, otherwise i could watch from home
bro u dont know hockey lol
I wanna say something. Gary, I don't believe baseball is a dying sport. The money they're making is insane. But the reason why there were so many baseball stars in the 80s and 90s is because of how they marketed themselves. I'm only 18. I want a Rickey Henderson, a Barry Bonds, an A-Rod, a Ken Griffey Jr., a Manny Ramirez. We got those guys when it comes to talent, not personality. We need a Rickey Henderson, Ken Griffey type personality back into America's pastime.
MLB attendance 2018 – 70 million, NHL attendance 2018 – 23 million, NBA attendance 2018 – 22 million, NFL attendance 2018 – 17 million
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nobody wants 2 watch u
your not big when you have 48,086 views 1k.likes with 2 mil subs. dork
The game is slow and not really associated with culture at large. It doesnt relate to millenials because of that. NFL has sort of the same problem except for the mega stars like odell beckham.
Baseball is dying because it's boring as fuck and always has been. 97degrees,
100% humidity sitting in the sweltering sun to watch some idiot walk up
to a plate, knock dirt off their shoes 100 times, take a thousand
practice swings, knock some more dirt off their shoes, more practice
swings, the pitch, strike one then the whole process starts over again.
And no one can hand me that line of shit about psyching each other out
either. If you are that good to play at that level, you should be
beyond being "psyched out" due to training and experience not to mention
the enormous cash you are paid. I have spoken to millennials and they
all say that when they are "forced" to go to a game for one reason or
another, they all surf the internet, text, etc on ipads or iphones
because they are bored out of their minds and are gone by the 3rd
inning. I'm 56 years old and I have felt the same way since I went to
my first game. Now, here in Cincinnati, the reds "need" a new fucking
score board to the tune of 4 million dollars. For what? to show an
empty house? Bye Bye baseball!
Wht abt cricket . .. Americans?
You can't do anything with baseball being boring it's the game a few people will find it entertaining. In my eyes is like watching some group on the park playing their game with a board as the protagonist no pace just killing time
Only if the “good old boys” club would listen. Gary V for commissioner! How about a legitimate World Series played between the champions around the globe akin to the Champions League in fútbol. WBC opened the Americans eyes to how good the rest of the world actually is.
Baseball is dying?…but yet baseball cards are becoming huge again?
I'm English and I got into baseball recently thanks to its YouTube presence (which barely gets any views). But I also love cricket. And I love football (the soccer-kind) and like the NFL. Sports is not an either/or situation. You can like every single one of them.