On Tuesday, Cincinnati will host baseball's 86th All-Star Game. At the mid-point of the 2015 season, baseball is financially strong, but what does the future hold for America's pastime?
Last year, Major League Baseball took in $9 billion in revenue. According to Forbes, that's an all-time high; meanwhile, the average value of the 30 MLB teams is $1.2 billion.
But in an interview with CNBC's "On The Money," Washington Post Senior Editor Marc Fisher pointed out that the "grand old game" may have a demographic problem.
Fisher says the average baseball fan and TV viewer is over 55 years old.