MLB commish Rob Manfred keeps trying to steal baseball's soul | amNewYork
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Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred announced that the Chicago Cubs will host the 2027 All Star game at Wrigley Field. He suggested that should MLB expand to 32 teams, a radical geographical alignment could be pursued to reduce travel strain on players. This change would necessitate disbanding the traditional National and American Leagues established over 140 years ago. Critics propose alternatives such as reducing the season to 154 games and eliminating interleague play to manage player travel more effectively without compromising historical structures.
Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred announced that Major League Baseball and the Chicago Cubs will host the 2027 All Star game at Wrigley Field.
Rob Manfred hinted at radical geographical alignment if the league expands to 32 teams, suggesting it would save player travel wear and tear.
The disbanding of the National League and American League could be on the table if expansion occurs, challenging over 140 years of baseball tradition.
Critics argue that reducing the schedule to 154 games and eliminating interleague play would be more beneficial than radical realignment.
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