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RE: LeoThread 2025-04-18 17:02

in LeoFinance6 months ago

Part 7/8:

Despite disagreeing opinions, it is clear that as technology continues to influence how sports are consumed, the MLB may need to adapt to meet evolving expectations. While immediate adoption of in-game tweeting may be unrealistic, a gradual loosening of social media restrictions post-game could create avenues for players to express themselves more freely and authentically.

As Jaymon aptly put it, "the best thing for baseball is connection." Building a stronger bond between players and fans is essential for the long-term growth and popularity of the sport. With players' willingness and the fans' eagerness for engagement, the potential for a revised approach to social media could transform the way baseball is viewed by practitioners and spectators alike.