Modern baseball: How to fix the game, and how MLB´s already spoiled it
(WorldNews Sport)

Major League Baseball has rightfully approached this season in a panic over its product - and that was before Kyler Murray´s I´m-Off-For-The-NFL scud dropped. That was a beaning Commissioner Rob Manfred and Co. didn´t need as they were frantically rifling through ideas about pitch clocks, mound heights, the shift epidemic, to DH or not to DH, and teams suddenly using a chorus line of pitchers every game, including starters for no more than an inning or two. The Grand Old Game is in trouble, despite what purists say, to the point that MLB´s powers-that-be are considering taking a wild whack at any quick-fix notion that´s thrown down the middle at them. Three-batter minimums for pitchers? Good...