There is no crying in baseball...............

The fans are truly the ones getting the shaft by these millionaires and billionaires continuing to squabble ! 😡

Good morning Bill - I agree with Buzz. The fans are the ones taking it on the chin.

Greed!!! That's the only thing that comes to my mind. Baseball lost it shirt when they went on a strice a few years ago, this might be a final straw in their survival. Its the fans that pay their salaries and profits and they shouldm't forget it.

Yes, the fans are the biggest losers Bill, but they will stick by their teams even with all the negotiations going on.

Good morning Bill. I have a friend who is an avid baseball fan. He is about to start crying in his beer if the dispute is not resolved soon. Enjoy your day.

Hello Bill... I can't say I've been following this issue as I've pretty much stopped following all professional sports for a myriad of reasons. As many others have already said in their comments, at the end of the day it's the public and the fans who pay for all of this... and that's one reason I don't follow professional sports.

What's baseball?

Haha, kidding of course.

That tax cap is the only restriction from the big money teams getting the cream of the crop and the small market teams getting the rest.  There would be little competitiveness is that were to happen.

Good Thursday morning, Bill.

I hope you are having a productive week.

The money certainly gets in the way of an enjoyable sport to watch, haha.  I wonder if there will even be a season this year.

We just need a good old fashioned street ball game to have a reality check.  Back to the basics y'all.

Hello Bill - I may consider knowing that there is disruption occurring in the upcoming baseball season as a major win in my personal limited knowledge of sports.  It's often the case, that there is a story beyond the story being told.  

Bill,

We do not follow baseball at all except  the World Series.  And, like everyone else has stated, the fans suffer.  A

Hi Bill- when baseball went on strike many years ago - we had mini-season tickets to the Astros- we opted for a refund and never went again. In 2020 we turned out all pro-sports games because they were focusing less on the sport and more on social issues. We just started watching MLB last year and enjoyed it. Now this!  

I don't keep up with baseball although I do like to watch the World Series. Like everyone else said, the fans are the ones who will pay. I've also wondered how the players are staying in top form during these lockouts.

Let there be BASEBALL! Although it would be nice if the Diamondbacks could muster a competitive group. Maybe some of the prospects will shine! 

Some of the details can be a little confusing but you really make it easy to understand overall. Thanks for posting

Recently, I started getting into baseball because it turned out to be quite interesting. I've always been more into basketball, and I even place bets on https://takebet.ng/betting-tips/basketball a few times. I hope that watching baseball games will be just as thrilling for me, and I have high hopes for it.

Baseball is my favorite sport.  I hope this year's spring training goes smoothly. Can't wait to have the Orioles to watch again!