"Golden At-Bat Rule" Reaction

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New York Post

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Rob Manfred once scoffed at ‘Golden At-Bat’ rule that now has ‘buzz’: ‘Wasting my time’

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Rob Manfred dismissed the idea of any batter coming up in a given situation during a baseball game.

The idea has been popularized in recent weeks and has created some “buzz” Manfred called the idea “crazy” Mike Francesa said he would refuse to watch baseball again if this idea was to be instituted.

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