Scenarios about 'national pastime'
The national pastime refers to a sport or recreational activity that has become culturally significant and deeply embedded in a nation's identity. Historically, these activities evolved from folk games into organized competitions that united diverse populations, with baseball in the United States and cricket in England being classic examples. National pastimes often reflect a society's values and serve as cultural touchstones in alternate history scenarios where different sports might have gained prominence due to altered historical developments.
What If Major League Baseball Never Became Popular?
Exploring the alternate timeline where America's pastime failed to capture the nation's imagination, dramatically reshaping the landscape of American sports, culture, and national identity.