I don't, but then I live in OR and have zero interest in paying to listen or watch sports at this point in my life......
If I had access to watch MLB more often, I'm not sure I would. Partly because I've gone from watching a ton of sports to doing more fun things with my life. But, mostly, as has been pointed out, the excitement of the game is greatly reduced. I'll use soccer as an example....the issue isn't lack of goals, it is lack of real scoring opportunities (this is the issue for those that say soccer is boring).
The same is happening in baseball. Steals don't make sense, so they don't happen. Teams know that HRs lead to more runs scored than 2 singles, so they teach hitting HRs. Pitchers and teams have figured out that using math and science makes them better at their job. There just isn't much action, and there often wasn't before either. Now it is just worse.
Finally, games last too long to hold my interest. Other than a great book and sports I do myself, few things hold my interest for 3+ hours these days. Hitters step out of the box, look for the sign (which is silly, the sign is hit the ball hard), the pitcher shakes the catcher off, about a million seconds later there is a pitch. Then do it again. And again.
I don't know the fix, frankly. Bad announcing isn't it. Whining about the game isn't. Bad mouthing the sport by owners, ex players, and announcers isn't.