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The joy of spontaneity.

Wake up one sunny, summer morning, go find some friends, have a pickup game. It just isn't done these days.
It's a long tradition here to lock kids out of taxpayer-funded baseball fields. When I was a teenager and we wanted to use the borough's baseball fields, the cops would make us leave. Nobody else was using them, Little League season used to end in June back then. We'd have to find some overgrown backlot or play in somebody's yard.
I take my grandsons to couple of different City parks. The playgrounds are always busy, basketball courts, hell even pickleball, those courts are always in use.
The baseball field stands empty, and the City doesn't lock kids out during the day, that's a suburban thing.
Somewhere along the line in the US, baseball threw away what it had with kids. It's different in Korea, Japan, Puerto Rico, and the DR. Here in the US, kids don't care about the sport anymore. Real shame.



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