Such things as adding time to the pitch clock or increasing the number of mound disengagements for pitchers could be of interest to the MLB player's union.
There weren't a ton of A's fans in Seattle for the All Star Game. There were a handful outside holding signs and banners that read "The A's Belong in Oakland," "Sell the Team" and "Manfraud" in reference to MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred.
Atlanta is one of the cities under consideration for the 2025 All-Star Game. That is significant because the city lost the 2021 Midsummer Classic when Major League Baseball pulled the game amid backlash to changes in Georgia's voting laws.
The Major League Baseball Players Association is asking the league to make tweaks to the new pitch clock rule before the playoffs arrive. Commissioner
Major League Baseball has not expanded since adding the Tampa Bay Rays and Arizona Diamondbacks in the 1998 season. But on Tuesday, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred suggested that another round of expansion could be on the horizon.
The stadium sagas of the Oakland A’s and Tampa Bay Rays remain decidedly thorny, but MLB is increasingly thinking about expansion.
Whenever you turn on any sporting event these days, you notice one thing very prominently: gambling. The games are brought to you by it, the sports leagues and networks partner with it, and the talking heads talk about it. We're all encouraged to gamble on our favorite sports, whether it be with the spread, money line, prop bets or parlays.
The All-Star Game is about to take place in Seattle, and MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred has started to talk about future cities that will host the event, naming Atlanta as a potential landing spot for the 2025 All-Star Game.
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said Tuesday that he's been approached by fans numerous times this season, followers who have dished heavy praise for the bevy of rule changes to America's pastime.
It’s pretty hard to spoil the night for the No. 1 overall pick in any sports draft. But ESPN’s coverage of the 2023 MLB Draft came as close as humanly possible to ruining it for former LSU ace Paul Skenes.
Manfred took on the customary role of announcing the first-round picks on Sunday at the MLB Draft and was steadily booed throughout the evening. Then he took some real heat when announcing the final pick of the first round.
One such tradition is booing the commissioner of whatever league's draft you're attending; an activity baseball fans in town for the MLB Draft pounced on early and often in Seattle on Sunday night.
The MLB draft hasn’t historically been as significant an event as the NFL and NBA events. After all, baseball players need much longer to develop than football and basketball players, so the guys selected in the draft are usually years away from making a big league roster—if they do at all.
Rob Manfred might want to use some reading glasses the next time he announces the MLB Draft. The league commissioner made an embarrassing mistake while announcing the first-round pick for the Oakland Athletics on Sunday night.
After completing a sweep of the Los Angeles Angels in the Freeway Series at Angel Stadium, the Los Angeles Dodgers won two of three games against the Houston Astros on a short homestand.
After completing a sweep of the Los Angeles Angels in the Freeway Series at Angel Stadium, the Los Angeles Dodgers won two of three games against the Houston Astros on a short homestand.
The Houston Astros won the first World Series in franchise history in 2017 by defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers in seven games, but two years later it was revealed they were cheating throughout the season and into the playoffs.
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred attempted to clarify his comments about A's fans, possibly making the situation worse in the process.
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred doubled down on some of last week's comments regarding Oakland Athletics fans and the team's possible relocation to Las Vegas on Friday.
Granting players full immunity in the Houston Astros' sign-stealing scandal was "maybe not my best decision ever," commissioner Rob Manfred said in a recent interview with Time magazine.
A group of former MLB scouts has sued the league, Rob Manfred, and all 30 clubs, alleging age discrimination and claiming they were “blacklisted” in favor of younger, cheaper, and more analytically oriented personnel.
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At his scheduled press conference Thursday, Manfred was asked about the reverse boycott, and he came across as incredibly dismissive of the effort.
MLB could frame such a limitation as a competitive-balance measure.
A federal legislator sees the Oakland A’s relocation effort as an opportunity to call MLB’s long-standing antitrust exemption into question.
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred broke down the league’s fractured relationship with Diamond Sports Group.
The most obvious roadblock at this point is the fact that the state of Nevada’s contribution to the ballpark is one of many items that hasn’t been approved as part of the state budget.
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