MLB's In-Game disclaimer reform

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This World Series was the absolute worst — and it’s finally over

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Bob Greene : MLB , ESPN , TBS and Fox should change in-game disclaimer.

He says it's not too early for MLB and its partner TV networks to start working on next season .

Greene: The games themselves have been diminished to a state of malnourishment to the degree that saw World Series batters who never before bunted, the elimination of new, significant extra inning rules that determined the teams that reached the playoffs.

Fox again spent the World Series focused on the crowds rather than the games.

Fox was eager to report stats that Bernie Williams is ahead of Mickey Mantle in “postseason” batting categories.

Fox provided them lots of garnish in the form of ESPN -like stats designed to recite and feed the hype.

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