Just one of many reasons, here's 10 additional
10. I hate how they've turned MLB stadiums into what looks like commerical pin ball machines.
9. DH
8. Pitch Clock
7. Juiced Balls (and players?) who've turned the game into a cheap version of HR Derby.
6. NBA-ization of playoffs where 40% of all teams makes the post season
5. Teams including mine in the early 2010's who tank for draft pick sequence
4. Recent killing of the September Call-ups, which allow non-playoff team's fans a chance to see prospects.
3. MLB's habit of pigeon holeing smaller market playoff teams into sucky scheduling
2. Periodic Woke Shit, that MLB subjects us too.
And No. 1 and a personal one- I hope Bud Selig burns in hell. Almost lost in baseball history was his extortion of the Astros to switch leagues in return for the owner at the time Drayton McLane to sell the team. This shit was criminal, and I wish it could have gotten the investigative oversite it deserved. Many forget he and his family owned the Brewers, and they benefited greatly by their move to the National League Central. Gone for us were those sterling rivalries with the Cardinals and Cubs.
@Bigun @catfish1957 @Polly Ticks @AllThatJazzZ Society has changed. My daddy's generation wore ties and fedoras to ballgames. No player would dream of hotdogging or taunting an opponent back then.
The strikezone was top of the letters to the knees. The pitcher's mound was higher, which made the breaking ball much more effective, IMHO.
Today's youth are raised on action video games. Their situational awareness is much more heightened than simple me who was raised on Sky King, and Bugs Bunny cartoons.

I like the pitch clock.
What I don't find appealing is the 190lb ballplayer hitting it on the end of this bat (out of the sweet spot) 425 feet to the OPPOSITE FIELD.
What I don't find appealing is that we don't utilize mechanical balls and strikes.
Last night the last batter in the O's/Rays game was robbed with no only "strike 1", but also the next pitch "strick 2".
...changed the batter's entire approach. Of course, the SOB was throwing it 102mph.

The biggest hint that the ball is juiced is when you see Freddie Freeman...at his age, getting 60 doubles.
What kind of bullsh*t is this?? LOL!
Luv talkin' baseball with you guys!
