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I want to get into some baseball now.

Oh, boy, this should be a fun one.

Had a lot of fun talks this week with all of you, actually, on Facebook and Twitter as I reacted to the new rules that have been going on in baseball.

So they made the bases bigger now.

They've instituted permanently a ghost runner on second base beginning in the 10th inning,

amongst many other rules that have been changing over the years,

and got a pretty strong reaction from some of you, especially on Facebook.

And if you notice the title of this segment, I titled this one, Little Major League Baseball,

or LMLB, not MLB, LMLB.

When I see the changes that are coming and that have continued to come in baseball here the past year, two years,

they banned the ship. They've made the bases bigger, like T-ball bases.

Literally, T-ball bases, go look it up, go look up the difference between the ship. They've made the bases bigger, like T-ball bases. Literally, T-ball bases, go look it up.

Go look up the difference between the two bases.

Putting Ghostrunners on second base in the 10th inning, this is not California League baseball, this is not Babe Ruth baseball, this is not Little League baseball, it's the major

freaking leagues.

The majors.

But yet, I title this segment, Little Major League Baseball, because that's what they are.

They're a bunch of babies, all of them, banning the ship. You know what? Be better as a player.

Can't steal bases? Be better as a player. You don't need to make the bases bigger. What are we doing here? Why is Major League Baseball cabing to all

of these demands where we're watering down the sport? To the point where we have to adjust the rules.

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