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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 20 May 2015

    In 2013, 5.3 million people between ages 7 and 17 played baseball in the U.S., down 41% from 2002.http://on.wsj.com/1R3Rx8s 

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      1. .Gloria Rangott‏ @gloriarangott1 20 May 2015
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        @WSJ silly game a waste of life..they never grow up..no interest anymore better stuff to do & less $$.priced out of the ball park literally

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      1. Larry Kenna‏ @oldmankenna 20 May 2015
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        @WSJ @benkenna99

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      1. karl van zandt‏ @krazyvz 20 May 2015
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        @WSJ @BrianCostaWSJ Sure, but what about the Dominican Republic?

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      1. Bob Terry‏ @derailers19 20 May 2015
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        @WSJ The casual player can't afford it anymore. It's more like a business than a sport for these youngsters.

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      1. Greg Conlin‏ @GregConlin 20 May 2015
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        @WSJ Middle class has disappeared and people just can't afford the high cost of playing sports. This trend will continue.

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      1. Robert Rossachacj‏ @RRossachacj 20 May 2015
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        @WSJ I find that disturbing!

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      1. Tulio_Hermil‏ @YusufElVikingo 20 May 2015
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        @WSJ still,i kicked ass as goalkeeper.around here(arg) not playing football equated to someth like being socially dead back then,not anymore

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      1. Ian Burns‏ @IanBurns8 20 May 2015
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        @WSJ someone should tell these kids this is the sport that pays the most money lol

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      1. Ed Harrison‏ @harrison3 20 May 2015
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        @WSJ @BrianCostaWSJ It's a variety of factors -- increasing participation in LAX, soccer -- games with clocks and finite endings.

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      1. Kevin Coppins‏ @ktcoppins 20 May 2015
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        “@WSJ: In 2013, 5.3 million people between ages 7 and 17 played baseball in the U.S., down 41% from 2002. http://on.wsj.com/1R3Rx8s ”<- NOOOO!!!

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      1. Tulio_Hermil‏ @YusufElVikingo 20 May 2015
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        @WSJ i was pioneering this trend in the late 90s playing computer games instead of football..now, all the cool kids do it here too!

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      1. MTS67‏ @mstetter5 20 May 2015
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        @WSJ @BrianCostaWSJ too many kids playing video games and glued to iPhones

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