No, the rotation of Earth does not significantly affect toilets and baseball games. Although the Earth is constantly rotating on its axis at a speed of approximately 1,038 miles per hour (1,670 km/h) at the equator, this motion is too gradual and uniform to have a noticeable effect on these activities.

Toilets

The main factor that influences the direction of water flow in a toilet is gravity. Gravity pulls the water down the drain, and the Coriolis effect, which is a force that deflects moving objects in a rotating reference frame, is too weak to have a noticeable impact on the water's path.

Baseball Games

In baseball games, the rotation of the Earth does not affect the trajectory of the ball or the performance of the players. The distance and accuracy of a thrown or hit ball are determined by the initial force applied by the pitcher or batter and the effects of gravity, wind, and air resistance.