Image by Racool_studio</a> on Freepik T ake me out to the ballgame.... Attending a major league baseball game is a thoroughly American experience. It's also a unique game where the defense has the ball and that ball is often hurled at 100 mph. It's a classic sport with something to delight everyone. As spectators, we usually can forget about life's problems for a few innings. Or, at least we could. Now, the MLB , its franchise owners, the players union, or some combination thereof, have joined the ranks of those in the NFL who thought it was a great idea to radiate political messages in giant letters in the endzone. (And even allow messaging on the back of player helmets). I hadn't noticed anything similar in professional baseball until recently. Just beyond the center field wall at Target Field in Minneapolis, one can see, actually one must see, a large sign blaring two words: "END RACISM". Who are proponents of the Target F...
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