San Francisco Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow is completely against the “Golden At-Bat,” another radical rule change that MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred is considering bringing to the sport. The idea behind the “Golden At-Bat” is like an enhanced pinch hitter: Once a game,

MLB owners are discussing the idea of several rule changes to spice up the game, including the idea of a “Golden At-Bat,” where teams could elect to send their best hitter to the plate for one at-bat,

Major League Baseball has undergone significant changes in recent years. While many traditionalists were initially hesitant, innovations like the pitch clock and the three-batter minimum rule have undeniably improved the game’s pace and overall appeal.

San Francisco Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow is completely against the “Golden At-Bat,” another radical rule change that MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred is considering bringing to the sport. The idea behind the “Golden At-Bat” is like an enhanced pinch hitter: Once a game,

Josh already posted about this topic in BCB After Dark earlier this morning, but this idea was making the rounds Monday, so I thought I’d have at it myself. Some of Commissioner Rob Manfred’s rule changes for Major League Baseball have been really good ideas.

I’m not one who immediately flushes the idea of change when it comes to the sport of Major League Baseball. By nature, I’m not automatically a stodgy, old-school baseball traditionalist. I embraced the pitch clock and applauded limited checks of runners on base.