The last time league batting averages dipped even close to this low was in 1968 — “The Year of the Pitcher.” To counteract the negative trend, MLB dropped the mound height by almost 50%. You can be damn sure radical new changes to the field, the baseball, and/or the rule book are coming in 2022 to restore balance to the game.
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88 | Tigers are DOMINATING the Off-Season – Major League A*Holes: IN THE HOLE
Crafty Al Avila hasn't wasted any time checking off items on #Tigers to-do list with Eduardo Rodriguez signing | Carlos Correa and AJ Hinch had themselves a nice brunch date | Rick Hahn is making tough, but correct business decisions for the #WhiteSox | #SFGiants need to exploit tremendous financial flexibility | Claiming Wade Miley is the kind of smart move Jed Hoyer and the #Cubs should've made last year | Not one, not two, but three Bad Tweets from bumbling Bob Nightengale | Spooky numerology in Atlanta points to The Hammer's influence from the great beyond | ASSTHETICS: Kansas City's "new" uniforms steal the spotlight from Cleveland's botched rebrand launch | Revolution Brewing's 'Deep Wood Series' showcases the best of barrel-aged beers
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