Yes, the other great sport is back in Spring Training.
Will the Cubs finally win something? Looking stronger than for a long time but can they get passed the Cardianals?
Yankees will have to go some to stop the Blue Jays and who knows what the Red Sox will do?
Astros and Diamond Backs both teams to look out for.
If you're not a fan just pick a team, it soon gets addictive what with 5 or 6 games a week
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Although equally a fan of the Giants after seeing them at AT&T Park a few years ago
My favourite team is probably the Mets but my knowledge of the sport is pretty limited.
If you start watching it without prejudice, you might find you like it. I first started watching it nearly twenty years ago when Channel 5 showed a few games. I didn't plan to, I just had it on while I was doing some work late at night. It's not just the action that's enjoyable. It's the tactics, the stats, the terminology. All of it is just fascinating.
Then again, you might be unlucky, see a poor game and think 'this is shit'. But give it a go. You never know.
I was born in Chicago, my dad grew up on the south side which is where the White Sox play (working class team), and was raised supporting the White Sox. Fell out of love with the game about ten years ago when steroids were rampant and it all felt a bit silly. Been sort of edging my way back into it in the last year or two.
Poor season from them last year , not hopeful of much better this one.
COYRedbirds
My memories of night feeds with both my kids are letting them fall asleep in my arms with MLB tv to keep my company at 3am.
LGRS.
An old friend of mine from high school is a diehard Mets fan, and following his ranting and ravings of the ups and downs on Twitter is incredibly amusing. Certainly an underdog's team. Best of luck.
I feel like I should try to care when every season starts, but given that the White Sox seem to have some dodgy goings on (in the Chicago tradition), it's hard to care.