Jonathan, you’re just going to have to take the L on baseball’s rule changes. They are heaven-sent for a sport that was nearing its death-bed. I don’t think you will hear from many who love baseball more than me - it has been my calendar since the age of 12 - but few people have the time or patience for night after night of 3:40 games. A…
Jonathan, you’re just going to have to take the L on baseball’s rule changes. They are heaven-sent for a sport that was nearing its death-bed. I don’t think you will hear from many who love baseball more than me - it has been my calendar since the age of 12 - but few people have the time or patience for night after night of 3:40 games. All that has been eliminated is excess, while baseball as a sport has been restored.
Of all the changes listed on that screenshot, there was no mention of using the electronic strike zone instead of umpires for balls and strikes. If a pitch clock drives you into the jungle for 50 years, I’m frightened to think of the reaction to no more egregiously missed calls by the home plate ump.
Jonathan, you’re just going to have to take the L on baseball’s rule changes. They are heaven-sent for a sport that was nearing its death-bed. I don’t think you will hear from many who love baseball more than me - it has been my calendar since the age of 12 - but few people have the time or patience for night after night of 3:40 games. All that has been eliminated is excess, while baseball as a sport has been restored.
I’m gonna be like the Japanese soldiers in the jungle fighting WW2 for 50 years 😂
Of all the changes listed on that screenshot, there was no mention of using the electronic strike zone instead of umpires for balls and strikes. If a pitch clock drives you into the jungle for 50 years, I’m frightened to think of the reaction to no more egregiously missed calls by the home plate ump.