It sure would be nice to watch some baseball without having to worry about the actual baseball.
That hasn't been possible in recent seasons because of how Major League Baseball's record-setting home run rates have seemingly been fueled by a juiced ball. And it's not possible now during the 2019 postseason because the ball has seemingly been de-juiced.
There's been a surge of fly balls that look like sure goners until they suddenly die at the warning track. For example, take when New York Yankees shortstop Didi Gregorius just missed a three-run homer off Houston Astros ace Gerrit Cole in Game 3 of the American League Championship Series:
Granted, that fly ball is a potential home run at Yankee Stadium and nowhere else.