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From Georgia politics to the game's origin story.

In the next 10 minutes, we'll get the lowdown on what's up in baseball.

I'm Bethany Van Delft, and this is the 10 News.

This Van Delft and this is the 10 News. This past week, Major League Baseball announced that this year's All-Star game and player

draft would be moved out of Atlanta. This was in response to a new Georgia law around

voting rules. The new voting law signed by Republican Governor Brian Kemp makes it a crime to give voters

food or water while they wait in lines, limits the use of ballot boxes, adds new ID requirements

for absentee ballots, and puts the state's Republican-led legislature in charge of the county election boards.

Voting rights advocates say that this new law will greatly impact communities of color and

disenfranchise many voters, which means depriving them of their right to vote by making it

extremely hard for qualified voters to fairly cast a vote in future

elections. So why is the MLB's action important? By moving a very popular event that brings tourists

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