{"id":16038,"date":"2026-06-18T16:31:50","date_gmt":"2026-06-18T16:31:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/siliconvalleymovingpost.com\/?p=16038"},"modified":"2026-06-18T16:31:50","modified_gmt":"2026-06-18T16:31:50","slug":"readers-react-how-theyd-change-major-league-baseball","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/siliconvalleymovingpost.com\/?p=16038","title":{"rendered":"Readers react: How they\u2019d change Major League Baseball"},"content":{"rendered":"
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When I appointed myself as sports\u2019 Commissioner of Everything a few weeks back and asked for reader responses, I had no idea I\u2019d be deputizing so many new Assistant Commissioners of Everything.<\/p>\n

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There were, in fact, 39 responses to the call for suggestions to fix sports, way too many for one column. There will be a Part II in the Sunday edition of this publication, and a Part III in Tuesday\u2019s paper.<\/p>\n

The premise, remember, was simple: If you were in charge, what kinds of changes would you make to one or more of our major sports, or the presentation of such?<\/p>\n

Today\u2019s column focuses on baseball, because so many of the respondents had so much to say about the National Pastime. We will get to the NFL, NBA, the NHL, college sports \u2026 and, yes, streaming.<\/p>\n

And here\u2019s the Commish\u2019s first rule: If you use the phrase \u201cget off my lawn,\u201d it\u2019s an automatic suspension.<\/p>\n

My take a few weeks ago suggesting a limit on pitch velocity to save arms brought some comment, and since then we\u2019ve seen Milwaukee\u2019s Jacob Misiorowski throwing 104-mph fastballs. My first reaction isn\u2019t awe but fear that his arm, shoulder or elbow \u2013 or all three \u2013 are going to break down at some point.<\/p>\n

Richie Locasso of Hemet suggested an 88-mph pitch limit, with anything over that called a ball, even if it was a swing and miss or fouled off. If it was a fair ball, it would be in play, and if there were too many of those, he suggested enlarging the strike zone or shortening the distance to the plate.<\/p>\n

Scott Passafume suggested \u201cstarting young\u201d and not allowing splitters or sliders. Likewise, Bill Urquhart said the culture of preserving pitchers\u2019 arms \u201chas to start at the (Little League) level \u2026 The trainers and sports\/physical therapists have to become engaged in teaching and developing joint exercises\/conditioning techniques that strengthen those areas of the body that are susceptible to injury, (instead) of defaulting to (or relying on) surgery later to repair.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Drew Taylor of Huntington Beach disagrees with the speed limit concept \u2013 \u201cyou\u2019re off your rocker,\u201d he said, which suggests he might have conferred with people who know me \u2013 and said that the issues start in youth baseball. But his solution is to reduce or eliminate the body armor that hitters wear, thus also reducing \u201cthe confidence to stand on top of the plate which is what has caused pitchers to aim for more velocity and more spin, both of which wreak havoc on elbows.<\/p>\n

\u201cIf a hitter goes back to fearing a fastball to the arm,\u201d he added, \u201cthe difference between 92 mph and 100+ mph is irrelevant. They both hurt like hell.\u201d<\/p>\n

I\u2019ll take his word for it.<\/p>\n

Taylor is also a fan of the ABS challenge system, and like me he enjoys the strategy of when to challenge \u201cespecially when a batter challenges early in the game in a non-crucial situation and gets it wrong.\u201d (Then again, Dodgers\u2019 TV guys Stephen Nelson and Eric Karros \u2013 especially Karros \u2013 were all over White Sox rookie Sam Antonacci on Sunday for wasting a challenge on a fairly obvious strike call in the sixth inning. Antonacci hit Emmet Sheehan\u2019s next pitch 415 feet for the first Sox runs in their 6-4 victory.)<\/p>\n

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Tony Scott of Riverside isolated an issue we saw in grotesque fashion last week, when Max Muncy and Arizona\u2019s Ildemaro Vargas collided on a play at first base. Scott said, and I agree, that MLB should implement the double-bag at first, one for the fielder and one for the runner, to help avoid such collisions.<\/p>\n

\u201cCouple of years ago MLB increased the size of the bases from 15 inches to 18 inches for \u2018player safety,\u2019\u201d he wrote, noting that the NCAA has gone to the double-bag for baseball and softball. \u201cNow you don\u2019t have two players going for the same base in fair territory. \u2026 Also this will encourage umpires to call players (out for) running the 45 feet in fair territory and not using the 45 foot lane.\u201d<\/p>\n

Back to the demands on arms: Bob Munson of Newbury Park suggests giving the offensive team an extra out to work every time there\u2019s a pitching change, as incentive for starters to go longer.<\/p>\n

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\u201cIt\u2019s the seventh inning,\u201d he wrote. \u201cThe first two batters get hits. The manager normally brings in a relief pitcher. However, if facing a 4-out inning with two on, he will leave the pitcher in. More excitement for the fan. And starting pitchers will learn to not throw so hard and throw more strikes in order to have something left for innings 7-9.\u201d<\/p>\n

Mike Zmudzinski would get rid of interleague play, saying it was \u201ca fun\/interesting concept for a while, but now the All-Star Game and the World Series have lost a little bit of their mystique.\u201d Urquhart and Marc Levine both suggested breaking the major-league season into halves, as is done in the minors, with the first half and second half winners automatically qualifying for the playoffs and the wild cards seeded into the field from there. (Levine also suggested a similar plan for the NBA).<\/p>\n

\u201cI offer this because I\u2019m pretty sure I\u2019m not the only fan who only gives cursory attention to the first half of the season and only really starts following their team until after the (All-Star) break,\u201d Urquhart wrote.<\/p>\n

Fans with long memories might recall that the 1981 season used that format, starting over after the 50-day work stoppage in midsummer. The Dodgers were declared first-half winners of the NL West when the labor issues were settled (and eventually won the World Series). Houston won the second half and qualified for the first Division Series. Cincinnati had the best record in the division overall and stayed home. I wonder if that grudge has ever gone away.<\/p>\n

Bill McQuade of Garden Grove would opt for radical realignment, which would include the Dodgers and Angels in the same division. I\u2019m not on board with that idea, because I like <\/em>the idea of this being both N.L. and A.L. territory. Jeff Perkins of Huntington Beach would reduce the number of postseason teams, move Houston back to the National League and re-align the leagues at 16 NL teams and 14 in the AL, with East and West divisions only in each league.<\/p>\n

Clay Halvorsen would implement three changes: Seven-inning games instead of nine innings, eight players in the field instead of nine, with the defensive team choosing which position to leave open (which sounds a lot like our neighborhood wiffle-ball games of yore), and a rule that the pitcher that starts an inning must finish it, no exceptions. \u201cOverall the games would be more exciting and athletic,\u201d he wrote.<\/p>\n

Ralph Wetterhahn is less opinionated about the game itself and more concerned with the way it\u2019s shown on television. The view from the center-field camera? \u201cBORING!\u201d he writes. He\u2019d prefer more of the view from the camera behind the catcher and umpire.<\/p>\n

Cindy Curti and Mark Diamond both advocate for the elimination of the runner on second base to start an extra inning. Diamond also suggested outlawing the ability of a runner to tag up and advance on a foul ball.<\/p>\n

David Jones advocated that any pitch above 85 mph is an automatic ball (see above), and also wrote that anyone caught spitting on camera \u201cis fined $10K.\u201d Do sunflower seeds count?<\/p>\n

George Conlisk suggests banning radar guns for all youth, high school and college leagues; gradually moving the pitching rubber back a foot to 61 feet, 6 inches, and tweaking the anti-shift rule so a middle infielder has to be at least five feet from second base when the pitch is thrown.<\/p>\n

Les Birken of Northridge is in favor of changing the disengagement rule from two pickoff attempts to three or four or getting rid of it altogether. \u201cThe present rule gives too much advantage to the runner,\u201d he wrote. He\u2019d also get rid of a plate umpire having to walk all the way out to the mound to break up a meeting. Use the timer instead, he says.<\/p>\n

And while Randy Goeken of Newport Beach noted that \u201cbaseball is now the least screwed up of the three major sports\u201d \u2013 your guess as to which one he left out of \u201cmajor\u201d status \u2013 he suggested allowing a runner to take two bases on a four-pitch walk. Also, he\u2019d double or even triple ABS challenges in the playoffs since \u201cthe umps at home are still often horrible,\u201d shorten the season to 120 games, eliminate sliding gloves and head-first slides, make check-swing calls reversible and enlist \u201cLittle League coaches to teach MLB outfielders proper footwork on throwing to the bases and home. These throws are regularly 10 yards from the target.\u201d<\/p>\n

Ouch. But if you think the ideas for baseball change are harsh, be be forewarned: The NBA and NFL, among others, are next.<\/p>\n

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