Between this and Game 7 of the 1991 World Series, you have the entire spectrum of the sport. It is, without hyperbole, one of the purest examples of baseball in the sport’s history.
INFINIFACTORY RESET GAME FULL
When the world shut down in 2020, here’s one of the very first full games that MLB uploaded to YouTube: I’m not a baseball purist by any stretch, but you’d better believe that the idea of a mercy rule makes me sink deep into a Hank Hill voice and say, “Bobby, this isn’t curling. This would be the only mercy rule in the four major North American sports, and a quick scan of Wikipedia indicates that the only sports that use some form of it at the highest levels are curling and goalball. We’ll go in the order that they appear in the picture. How awful would they be? Would they be regular-awful, or would they be a special kind of awful that would turn you into a Major League Lacrosse fan? Or could they be – stay with me here – actually good ideas? Our job today is to bicker and argue about the three proposed rule changes that remain from The iPad of Christmas Future. Moving Crew Chief Review Back to Later in Game ✔.Allow Manager to Reset Batting Lineup in 9th Inning Instant Replay.Limit the Number of Roster Spots Allocated to Pitchers ✔.No-Pitch Intentional Walks ✔ Offensive Production.Start Extra Innings with Runners on Base ✔.Time Limit for Activity Between At-Bats ✔.Limitation on Manager/Coach Mound Visits ✔.Let’s recreate the bullet points, then check off what’s already been implemented. I’m willing to engage the list up there in good faith, then, even if we don’t know its exact provenance. An eerily prescient and ominous picture of proposed rule changes that would eventually be implemented in Major League Baseball, one by one, in a slow drip over the next decade. A picture that sure seems like it’s of an electronic device that was in the possession of someone who knew exactly where the sport was heading.
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