Скачать или смотреть MLB keeping controversial extra-inning rule while tweaking another | New York Post Sports

Those opposed to MLB’s extra-innings experiment the past three years will need to make a long-term adjustment.

The league’s Joint Competition Committee met and determined that it will keep the rule — where a runner starts at second for each additional inning, starting in the 10th — for 2023 and beyond,” according to ESPN. It was a unanimous decision, per MLB insider Jesse Rogers.

He reported that teams and pitchers “seem to approve” of what became the overarching theme of extra-inning games the past three years. The idea to automatically place a runner on second dated back to MLB’s restart following the COVID-19 shutdown, and it branched into last season when the lockout led to a shortened spring training.

#mlb

Subscribe and don't miss out on all the key news, highlights, and interviews about the Yankees, Mets, Giants, Jets, Knicks, Nets, Rangers, Devils, Islanders and what's buzzing in the sports world too!

Catch the latest news here: https://nypost.com/sports/
Follow The New York Post Sports on:
Twitter -   / nypostsports  
Facebook -   / nypostsports