From The WSJ: "SNOREFEST: Analyzing three different games with an average 2 hour 58-minute duration, the WSJ calculated total inaction versus action time. Pictured, two fans snooze during a Brewers vs. Cardinals game in May. .In any given year, roughly 70 million people will attend major-league baseball games. A lucky handful will be treated to something unforgettable: a no-hitter, a walk-off grand slam, a player stealing home. Many more fans will see towering home runs, late-inning rallies and diving catches. But there is one thing every single fan who buys a ticket is 100% guaranteed to see: a bunch of grown men standing in a field, doing absolutely nothing." Someone finally did a study to prove what most of us already knew. Baseball is dull. 90% of the time is spent standing around.
Posted on: Fri, 12 Jul 2013 10:24:22 +0000
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