Modern Baseball was an American rock band formed in 2011 in Philadelphia. Their music combined elements of pop punk and emo, with introspective lyrics and raw, emotional vocals. The band quickly gained a dedicated following with their relatable and confessional songwriting, addressing themes of mental health, relationships, and growing up. Modern Baseball released two critically acclaimed albums, "Sports" in 2012 and "Holy Ghost" in 2016, before announcing an indefinite hiatus in 2017. Despite their relatively short career, the band left a lasting impact on the alternative music scene with their honest and cathartic music.

Known for their DIY ethos and personal approach to songwriting, Modern Baseball connected with fans on a deep level. Their live performances were energetic and heartfelt, creating an intimate and inclusive atmosphere for audiences. The band's influence can still be felt in the contemporary emo and indie rock scenes, with many artists citing Modern Baseball as an inspiration. Though they may no longer be active, Modern Baseball's legacy continues to resonate with listeners who appreciate their sincerity and vulnerability in a genre known for its emotional depth.