BRITISH FATHER AND SON REACTS! Why More People Go To MLB Games Than Any Other Sport!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- OB Daz and Aidan react to the reasoning MLB is the most watched league in sport.
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The regular season lasts 6 months and over that time each team will only have 19 days off and they spend much of that time traveling. It truly is a marathon.
btw if you were curious, they mentioned hitting a cycle. Hitting for the cycle is hitting a single, double, triple and home run all in one game.
I grew up playing baseball. It's The American sport. Nothing I love better than sitting at Drillers Stadium with downtown Tulsa in the background. Its home.
Agreed 👍🏽 We all grew up playing and watching baseball as kids weather we follow it or not we ALL watch the WS
I would rather go to a baseball game any day over an NFL game, even though I'm a bigger NFL fan. Baseball games have a fun and relaxing atmosphere. NFL games are way better to watch at home
i had a coworker who went to white sox games specifically for food. her boyfriend was a big baseball fan but she got excited for games just to get drunk and eat.
Sounds like a dream gal!
Baseball historically was the main sport and still remains extremely popular. In St. Louis we recently got a soccer team and it is wildly popular so far. Baseball is cheap to go to (as far as tickets) so it makes sense it still draws despite the rise of other sports.
Not only was I "here at the start", but I subbed the original Office Bloke's channel when it was at 12k! I'm a huge fan of the Ball Family! Hello from The Woodlands!
Hitting for the cycle at 19:55 means getting a single, double, triple, and home run in the same game.
All baseball games are fun for the whole family. There are minor league baseball games all over the country also, and they make them so much fun for families and kids.
The Mets and Phillies are playing in London next year, you two need to go see them, I think they will be playing 2 games.
The ticket price varies by season and by stadium. I went to Cubs games a lot in Chicago and in April I can get pretty good seats (100 section) within 50 dollars, but now enter June, the cheapest ticket in the stadium is 40 dollars.
I really enjoy your content & point of view. I’ve always admired the ELP, British football & cricket.
It's because every team plays 162 games a season
Nice to see you watched the first 2 minutes of the video where they said exactly that!
The guy who bought the Mark McWire ball was comic book artist, Todd MacFarlane. He is known for his prolific work on The Amazing Spiderman, The Incredible Hulk, and his own creation, Spawn. Sorry for geeking out.
I don't care how many people screamed at me I wouldn't ever throw back a ball
Agreed. People need to learn to think for themselves.
Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees broke the American League season HR record last season, hitting 62, and breaking the previous AL record of 61 set by Roger Maris of the Yankees in 1961. The MLB and National League season HR record is 73, set by Barry Bonds of the San Francisco Giants in 2001.
Not a real record.
@@tidritblag9877 The same was said when Roger Maris broke Babe Ruth's single season HR record in 1961. At the time, it was said that it wasn't a real record because Ruth set during a 154-game season, and Maris broke it during a 161-game season. As long as MLB recognizes Bonds 73 homers as the record, that's what it is.
@@michaelmcgowen8780 not the same thing at all. Multiple people have more home runs in a season than Judge did, thus not a real record.
@@tidritblag9877 Judge set the American League record for HR's in a season. You DO have records in each league, as well as the overall record. Only 3 players have hit more HRs in a season than Judge.
@@michaelmcgowen8780 so again, it’s not a real record. It’s like throwing a parade for being the 4th largest vote getter in the presidential election. It’s fucking stupid.
How about Americans just like baseball, contrary to what the haters say. Combined paid attendance between MLB and Minor League Baseball in 2022 was 90 million people.
Nah, most people don’t care for baseball. But the people who like it REALLY like it. It is a dream sport for statisticians and people on the spectrum.
@@loganleroy8622 Thank you for speaking for most of 335,000,000 people. Have you contacted each one to ask their feeling on baseball?
@@AngelA-qi1br See? My point exactly
@@loganleroy8622 No, what's your point? Unless you've spoken to all 335,000,000 of us individually and gotten an answer, how can you possibly make a definitive statement like you did?
Americans love going to baseball games because they are fun for the family.
I definitely take skateboarding more serious than soccer. I think Skateboarding was definitely more popular than soccer at some points in the US.
It still is in certain parts of the country. But soccer isn’t big anywhere in the US
Soccer's big in US cities, especially amongst liberal urbanites and latinos.
Philly had no idea that there was a championship in soccer & we had a team that was in it. Grant it, Phillies were all the city could talk about and the Eagles were undefeated at that point in time.
I know the Philadelphia Union (which doesn’t even play in Philly) has a group a supporters but Little League World Series gets better ratings than MLS here.
Philly is also the the 4th largest tv market. I don’t know if MLS games are on tv?
@@lovesgucci1 Soccer has always been popular in St. Louis.
OB Daz didn't even get thru the intro w/o tea baggin OB Dave LMFAO😂
Baseball is one of the few sports that is better to be in person to watch. Most sports are more enjoyable on tv. Baseball is an event and only the slower pace of it is problematic. The new pitch clock has really sped the game back up to a reasonable time frame.
Good video fellas. I can say from personal experience that it was always so easy to get into MLB games growing up. Not only were the tickets for my local Florida/Miami Marlins very cheap because they were dreadful, but my parents would often get free tickets from work. They didnt even work for the team or in the same line of work as each other, but it's not uncommon to find employers even to this day that will give local tickets to employees as a benefit.
BRO I LOVE THIS CHANNEL SFM!!!!
the little jab at ob dave was great
162 and 31 in 34 days... they don't cry like soccer players! No crying in baseball, if you do 99 fastball in the ribs!
baseball players run less than a fraction of 1 percent in a game as soccer players. really not comparable whatsoever as far as stress on the body per game. i don't like either sport but be objective about it.
@@derpderpin1568Most soccer players are still babies.
The Oakland Raiders also moved to Las Vegas and have a brand new state of the art stadium.
Happy to see a reaction to a long-ish video. For MLB stadiums, I like YT channel Wide World of Stadiums video "MLB Stadiums"; for NFL stadiums, I like his regular (extended, not shortened) "NFL Stadiums" over his "NFL Stadiums Ranked."
Tickets aren't THAT cheap across the board. But they're still cheaper than the NFL, NHL, and NBA. Soccer games in UK are still cheaper than going to NFL, NBA, or NHL games. The prices are insane at arenas.
Bruh i'm embarrassed, as a european who loves basketball i taught mlb would lowkey be a little boring but omg, this looks like some of the most exciting shit ever. Can't wait to go to a game
Baseball is an event. It's definitely the most exciting thing to go to as a kid. There's a lot to do. It might be hard to get into if you go alone and don't understand the rules, but if you pick an evening/weekend game the atmosphere is great. Weekdays can be iffy because of sparse attendance especially if a team isn't doing too hot.
It's the one sport you can choose to go to on a whim. Unless you're going into the playoffs or world series then you can usually rock up to the park right before a game and buy a ticket to get in.
It’s been engrained into American society and has turned into a cultural thing. Some people love the sport and go to the games, others go because they can bring their kids, and grew up with a parent or grandparent who would take them.
It can be boring or exciting. I went to a minor league game last week for the first time in a while and noticed they added a play clock.
I’m guessing this is an old video. Attendance is up to 2017 levels with several big weekends being some of the biggest since the early 00s and we aren’t even to the full summer yet where most of the fans start to come out.
11:56 sounds like a typical League game in the UK.
I happen to watch this when my best friend just posted he's at a doubleheader.
😂😂😂low blow Daz!!! Not a big baseball fan but had free tix at citizen’s bank park nose bleeds. Had full view of field. We were so hi the temp had to be a few degrees cooler. Turned out to be a really nice day with my boys. Snacks had section to ourselves. I would recommend a game as a day out! Go Phillies!!!
Go Phils!
Part of the "low attendance" the MSM articles forget is that a vast majority of games are weekdays, where it coincides with other events and priorities of people's schedules. But, even then, depending on the club, it could be a packed stadium.
If you guys do a video reacting to MLB Stadiums, Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore is a thing of beauty!
6:40 fun fact that news reporter going down the slide for a story broke his arm
They play every day, except for the occasional travel day. Most double-headers are caused by rain outs. Gets expensive though. Especially when you include beverages and food. I think bleacher seats are the only "cheap" seats.
I love going to Hockey games more than Baseball but it is pretty cheap to go see a minor league game for less than $20.00. I have a historical stadium nearby me in Connecticut where Babe Ruth played and hit him first home run in Bristol. Muzzy field. They charge $6.00 per person.
I am going to the Reds v Braves came tonight and it is sold out...
Our boys are going for 12 straight.
As a mouth breathing Philadelphian thank you for recognizing us
Those $7 tickets are definitely not at a Dodgers game, which start at around $35 for the worst seats and go up quickly from there. You can easily drop $500 for a family of four when factoring in parking and food. Still worth it, though.
Last year record breaker was Aaron Judge for the Yankees. BTW the record for home runs in a season is 72 by Barry Bonds, and I think he might be the all time HR record King.
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@@tristanboudreau8447 Yup. He was a great hitter anyway, and then became a monster at the plate. Everyone else was doing it making him look average, so he said f*ck this and started juicing up himself. MLB new exactly what was happening but were happy to sell the cheap seats in the outfield to get fans back after the strike of 1994/5.
@@garymaiano1008 you make a good point. I’m curious how Babe Ruth would do on juice. The only training he had back then was beer and hot dogs. It’s a fun thing to think about.
@@tristanboudreau8447 You know your history well. He sure did live the most unhealthy lifestyle imaginable. Babe Ruth is still considered by everyone as the greatest baseball player that ever played. How can you not, what he did was incredible. Most players can’t swing the heavy bat he used. I’m a Brit by the way living in the USA now for 30 years. My mom and sister still live in London. Any questions, feel free to ask and I’ll try and answer them the best I can. I love your family, good people, I love your dad, he’s hilarious and a nice guy I can tell. All the best from Las Vegas.
@@garymaiano1008 I appreciate the nice comments! Welcome to the land of generous portion sizes.
Daz: The HR in a season record was broken by Aaron Judge (Yankees).
Because it’s summertime and the tickets are generally cheap.
I saw an sober poluhouse record rbi home run be caught in Detroit and the fan who caught it let me hold it and take a picture the ball is now in the MLB hall of fame
"the only thing that surprised me was that it wasnt Philadelphia"...BRO IM DEAD
The price for a game depends heavily on what team you are going to see. If you go to an Oakland A's game, yeah, $10 per ticket is correct, but if you want to go to Yankee Stadium or Fenway Park, you are talking $50 per seat minimum.
The infamous disco demolition I remember it well, chicago DJ steve dahl created it.
Not every player plays every game. They have multiple pitchers, catchers, fielders, etc. and they rotate.
PLLLLLLLLS Watch the most recent Reds vs Braves Game it’s the perfect endorsement for baseball and it was exciting and fun for casual fans
Been Blokin' since been Blokin' since been Blokin' what what
oakland lost 4 major sports teams despite having some of the most loyal fans in the country
Doesn't seem like they were loyal when the stadium was always empty
@@prollins6443 everyone knows that raiders, warriors, and A’s fans are loyal. it’s not the fans fault for low attendance, it’s the owners and citys fault. do some research before saying dumb shit
They are the worst fans in the country.
Not good fans at all.
@@bigjimmy6956 the raiders had 17 losing seasons in the 2000’s and still managed to fill the stadium on average
saying they’re the worst fans is extremely idiotic
NFL has 17 regular season games now!!
Baseball has so many games in a season compared to other sports. So way more games people can attend. NFL only plays 17 regular season games. And half of those are at home. So not many chances to catch a game. NBA/NHL has a decent amount of games but their arenas are much smaller.
That cheeseburger pizza is the most American thing ever!
Simple answer - the stadiums are massive
If the Toronto Maple Leafs could play in something that size it would still be sold out every day
8:19 if they tried that today, it would just be a bunch of naked girls, Twerking 😂
Tickets under $10? Try to go to a Red Sox game for less than $10.
The impractical jokers clip 😂😂
Barry Bonds and the san francisco Giants the home run king 73 Home Runs in 1 season
I have been to a hockey game and retrieved a puck and gave it to a kid behind me. I’m not a dweeb and have integrity.
I grew up going to As games. Haven't decided if ill be a fan when they move
Bottles and cans are not allowed in MLB stadiums. You could probably get hit with a hot dog while on the zip line 😂
That'll make the A's the only team to call 4 different cities home. Philadelphia, Kansas City, Oakland & Las Vegas. Braves, 3, Boston, Milwaukee & Atlanta.
Hard containers of anything are mostly banned in all stadiums.
There is a viral video from this season where a guy holding his toddler falls down going after a foul ball and smacked the kid's head on the cement!
I have read that NASCAR actually has the highest attendance
Considering there are like 2X more the games than any other sport and the tickets are cheap af yeah people are going to show up.
if you add up playoffs and spring training MLB ends up being closer to 200 games.
6:50 Not saying the Orioles are packing Camden Yards (getting better these days) but the editor cherry picked a clip from a game that was not open to spectators due to riots in the city. Why falsify evidence when there are plenty of real examples?
I own my own card and memorabilia business. Tons of fun!
The video not mentioning Nickel Beer Night in Cleveland in 1974 was a serious oversight imo.
I don't know the last time I've sat in the actual seat I paid for, I usually buy a 3rd deck ticket for like 20 bucks walk down to the bottom of the 2nd level behind the infield. Nobody gives a shit because outside of the playoffs the seats are usually half empty
I did some math on this, even with the massive amount of games and relatively high attendence per game 28k.
The mlb still gets stomped in revenue per team from ticket sales.
Nfl is roughly 170m
Mlb is 144.5
So 15% more revenue for 17 games compared to 162 games.
I was curious i am not trying pump up the nfl or diss the mlb i just thought id put that out there they didn't touch on it in the video and its anothrr way to look at it.
Yes but your not taking into account the massive tv deal they get as well, sure so does the nfl but really it’s for one day (yeah Thursday night football is a thing but I think Sunday is still way more watched) compared to virtually every single night
162 regular season
TALK ABOUT LONDON SERIES?
That's amazing. i can't get a ticket to LAFC for 30 pounds.
GO BRAVES !
Before watching I could tell you it’s cause there are a freakin billion games. If there were only a thousand people at each game it would prob be the most attended. I like baseball alright but I can barely watch till the playoffs just too damn many unimportant regular season games
162 games played
162 games in 180 days.
The A’s relocation to Vegas isn’t finalized. It’s a very contentious situation.
Attendance usually depends on the city & how well or bad the team is doing.
You two should definitely react to Baseball Doesn’t Exist regarding the 2023 season so far. It’s funny but you’ll get a better understanding of MLB stuff
it basically is finalized the nevage gov just signed a bill allowing it but i dont think it would change much for the A's as long as the same ownership is in control they are terrible
It looks like a done deal but if the city of Oakland really wants to keep the team for their constituents, they need to prove they can have the funds to build the new stadium at Howard Terminal. MLB does not want to get into a legal. There were like 30k fans when the Phillies played them in Oakland on Father’s Day, which also happens to be the seating capacity at the Vegas stadium.
Montreal Expos, same situation. There wasn’t revenue sharings & social media wasn’t as big as it is now but MLB got lucky in 2004 & didn’t have to deal with the bad press.
@@lovesgucci1 yea I understand that but I just even if they stay in Oakland nothing will change if it’s the same ownership.
He’d still be the owner if they relocated to Vegas. At least in Oakland there’s a fan base already. Besides, Fisher might sell after he get a new stadium, in either city.
Where they also get you in for parking.... alot of stadiums dont have public transit systems and some fanbases enjoy tailgating, so most baseball fans have to drive their car. I root for one of the worst teams in the league this year, and ya, my ticket is around $15 dollars, I have to pay 40 dollars just to park my car. So it evens out in other ways.
Why is MLB BB the most watched professional sport? They play 162 games in a season.
Sport with the greatest average attendance per game? College football.
9:46 Nope. Chicago's Comiskey Park (White Sox) was known for drunken delinquent fans who ran out onto the field. And horrible teams.
More Baseball doesn’t exist
Yes, the only thing is boredom but NFL is way bigger
Hey hey what do you say…..?
162 games 🤔
Get drunk for almost 8 hours _ pretty much the reason I did
They have more games then the NFL but the NFL is fun but hockey is also fun _it's a lot of how drunk and we get and have fun
There are more games.
Average of nine games every ten days
Because there are 162 games a season. If neither the team or the opponent are good the stadium is half empty. Its dumb. They have all of these gimmicks at baseball parks because people are bored to shit.
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Sorry to double post but this narrator is ridiculous! Next time you choose a video make sure it's not the same Paris Hilton story narrator....
People go to get drunk