Watching my jock sons and their teammates not really interested like before and after 12 years of following them around, plus crazy cable costs, I tend to agree.

It isn't must see programming like the old days either.

Especially in the winter.

Baseball will probably die first.

They've been saying that since soccer was first touted as the next big thing. In the seventies. They were only half right, sadly.

My generation is the last on that actually likes the game and the last that just played it for fun. I'm basically 40. That gives the game another 30 or 40 years. Television and stadiums numbers will decline drastically before then.

I'm more or less the same age as you, and I think you're spot on about the last generation to play baseball for fun. The last time I saw neighborhood kids getting together and playing baseball for the hell of it was probably in the mid-90's. Also, the World Series has become like the NBA or Stanley Cup Finals, a regional event.

They love players not teams.

I will NEVER understand the joy someone gets from watching someone else play a video game.

Funny thing is that I remember enjoying that in the 80s through 92.

This must be of concern to someone in the league office.

I was surprised to see a number of empty seats yesterday in the upper regions of Soldier Field.

The Jags and Falcons games were ghost towns. Jets were not much better

The tailgates are fun, but the game is better on tv.

I honestly don't know why anyone would want to go to a football game. Much better to just watch at home.

watching on TV is so damn convenient. Better food, easier to piss and switch the game if current one sucks

My generation is the last on that actually likes the game and the last that just played it for fun. I'm basically 40. That gives the game another 30 or 40 years. Television and stadiums numbers will decline drastically before then.

Watching my jock sons and their teammates not really interested like before and after 12 years of following them around, plus crazy cable costs, I tend to agree.

It isn't must see programming like the old days either.

Especially in the winter.

I would attend a tailgate with 312player.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

Parents all over greater Washington D.C. are likely preparing to take their children to see the long-awaited “Frozen 2,” which debuts in movie theaters this weekend.

Incredibly, it would cost less to take the kids to Sunday’s Washington-Detroit matinee.

As of this writing on Friday afternoon, there are numerous tickets for 1 p.m. kickoff at FedEx Field between 1-9 Washington and the 3-6-1 Lions going for $12 on SeatGeek. That’s not a typo: $12.

Tickets for a 1:30 p.m. showing of “Frozen 2” on IMAX at the AMC Magic Johnson Capital Center 12 are $13.99 for adults and $12.49 for children.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

They will be giving away those Bear-Viking tickets in late december

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.