> It’s not that baseball got lazy. It got layered, commercialized, optimized, and strategized, but it forgot about time management. This is why I can't stand m

> It’s not that baseball got lazy. It got layered, commercialized, optimized, and strategized, but it forgot about time management. This is why I can't stand modern basketball. Deliberate fouling in the last quarter is optimal and strategic as far as winning. I'm sure those extra commercial slots are enticing to the networks as well. But it's boring as hell when the last 5 minutes stretch out to an hour, and the final result now boils down to a lucky draw instead of skill. Any sense of fun has been lost.