As a surprise to some fans, MLB has commenced non-exhibition games without much promotion, leading to missed opportunities for viewership. The games have previously been held in various international venues like Mexico, Japan, Australia, the UK, and South Korea, signaling a growing global presence. However, there remains vast potential for expanding baseball's reach to over 190 countries that have yet to host official MLB games. This raises the question of which country might be next to embrace baseball on an international stage.
It feels like it just crept up on us without the usual fanfare, but maybe I'm just living under the proverbial rock these days.
Wikipedia handily tells me that non-exhibition games played by MLB teams have occurred in several international locations, showcasing the global reach of baseball.
That leaves north of about 190 countries where baseball could be played, but hasn't been.
What should be next? Exploring new frontiers for baseball beyond the already established international locations.
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