Why the most imposing opponent these Mets face is history
Briefly

The article reflects on the rise of gambling, particularly among younger generations, and its implications on sports culture. The author expresses concern that the normalization of betting alters how fans enjoy games and creates a disconnect between them and the athletes. The pervasive nature of gambling apps denormalizes the experience of sports as pure entertainment and raises issues of conspiracy theories. The author shares a personal anecdote about betting predictions based on historical trends rather than detailed knowledge, emphasizing the potential disconnect and risk of irresponsibility within betting culture.
I worry that the gambling sites have done a good job of convincing a generation (or two) that the best way to enjoy a game is with a little action on it - but, you know, bet responsibly.
I worry that conspiracy theories are running amok in our society and believing the fix is in on everything is growing into the true American pastime.
Read at New York Post
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