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[Passan] Shohei Ohtani's deal with the Dodgers is for 10 years and $700 million.
  • That's an insane amount of money!!! I'm happy we'll finally be able to see Ohtani in October. And that he won't be playing for the Blue Jays!

  • The Lemmy Baseball community @lemmy.ml Fanaticus One @fanaticus.social
    Migrating baseball redditors to non-default instances
    fanaticus.social Baseball - Fanaticus

    The fans’ home for baseball. ### Mods wanted! If you’re a member of the original mod team for r/baseball (or just wish to help out in general), DM @headie_sage@fanaticus.social [https://fanaticus.social/u/headie_sage] and I’ll restore your position :) ### AL East !tampabayrays@fanaticus.social [/c/t...

    Baseball - Fanaticus

    Hello, this might break the instances rules for self-promotion but I hope they forgive the plug in the name of spreading the load off the default lemmy.ml instance.

    I started an instance at fanaticus.social specifically to talk about sports -- no politics allowed! I also created a sister community to this instance's !baseball@fanaticus.social as well as clones of the subreddits for all 30 major league teams.

    I know the main default lemmy.ml and beehaw.org have experienced some load issues recently so I think it's prudent to spread the love. Fanaticus is dedicated to all sports-related content, not just baseball, but I'm starting there because that's my passion! See ya there!

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    A Place for Baseball

    When reddit goes dark this month and forever after, I'll be looking for a new home on the internet to discuss my favorite pastime, baseball.

    I am not here to convince you that lemmy is the next best thing or that it's going to replace reddit but it's the best we have now. If people of like minds or similar interests band together, we can create our own place and ensure that place doesn't disappear or decay because it's controlled by companies or individuals who don't have the community's best interests in mind.

    To that end, I've created this lemmy instance, separate from the main lemmy.ml instance, in order to create a space for sports fans to discuss and share news about their favorite sports, teams, players, etc.

    I think it's important for durability's sake that there is no mass migration from reddit to a single lemmy instance. That defeats the most powerful part of lemmy: the federation.

    If a community can own and run it's own servers, it can never be beholden to anyone.

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