@mattbarnes: Harold Reynolds reflects on how much more common it was to see Black players throughout MLB rosters when he first came into the league. The former All-Star breaks down the shift he's observed in the sport's demographics over the decades since his playing days. He shares his perspective on some of the factors he believes have contributed to that decline, from youth access to competing interest in other sports. Reynolds discusses why he feels this change matters for the future and identity of the game. He offers a thoughtful, personal take on a topic he clearly cares deeply about after decades around professional baseball.
I had 3 of my kids in travel ball 10 years ago if it wasn’t for my green thumb there’s no way I could’ve afforded to send my children around the state playing tournaments and providing equipment plus travel smh
2026-09-10 17:43:29
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JL :
Priced out us blue collar parents
2026-09-10 17:40:04
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Dante Hicks :
Here is the thing nobody talks about... you spend 10s of thousands of dollars in 10 year old travel ball, and then they get to 13-14, now girls and booze come into the picture and they lose intrest. spend that money for travel when he gets to high school when there might be a potential scholarship....it's a waste before that.
2026-09-10 21:52:46
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Mike Cee :
Try playing Hockey . $$$$$
2026-09-10 19:56:59
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James :
🔥🔥🔥
2026-09-10 18:32:07
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Swoosh :
Football is expensive AAU is expensive black kids just dont want to play baseball
2026-09-10 21:43:15
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