How do I follow baseball without watching every game like football?

Follow specific pitchers in your team, watch games where they start.

Or stop being a casual and watch the games daily.

Listen to the radio broadcast if you can't watch for whatever reason. Baseball is perfectly suited for radio play by play. Each play is so easy to describe that there is barely anything lost.

>>75057208
This. Also baseball is a good sport for doing other shit. I do my chores and listen on the radio all the time.

>>75057007
you only watch the play offs. watching regular season makes you insane

>>75057089
Good thing I'm not the only one who thinks like this. Problem is the team that I root for only have one decent pitcher, Garrett Richard.

>>75061554
no

Don't watch every game. Tune in/listen in when you can, check the box score later if you can't.

>>75057007
fantasy baseball or MLB Network

>>75057007
Tbh baseball is the comfiest sport to watch and so easy to follow. The fact that there are so many games makes it even better in my opinion.

>>75057208
baseball play by play on the radio is so fucking comfy.

when i was a kid i used to fall asleep listening to sox broadcasts on WEEI. no sport is better for radio.

>>75061554
this is true for nba and hockey, but not baseball

>>75057007
Almost nobody watches every game. I always suggest watching series at a time so you can see how your pitchers perform against the same group of hitters (same goes for your team's hitters against the opposing pitchers). Baseball is a game of trends and sample sizes after all. One series a week (3-4 days in a row) is pretty doable. But there's not really a wrong way to approach this.

For the games you don't watch, just check the box scores. Also MLB is pretty good at putting highlights on Youtube quickly.