I think baseball's popularity is tied to a particular era of larger-scale social organization that has passed. You need 15-20 people even to reasonably play a short-handed game. There's no real small-scale variant, like for other sports.
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Baseball was king in an era of large families, large workplaces, churches that people actually attended, fraternal organizations, and conscription. Society is chopped down to atoms today.
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