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been around me forever do you remember when i had this super radical idea about Major League Baseball, that it was boring, and then I played in college, and I loved the game.

And in 1990, I drove across the country and saw a game in every single stadium.

I love the game.

And it was horrifically boring and needed to change.

And I had a bunch of ideas.

And the two primary ideas I had were one that you could, that you didn't have a batting order,

and that every player got to hit every inning until there were three outs.

In other words, if you had the Angels and you had Mike Trout that you just had him hit at some point in every inning. If you have Shohei Otani, he hits at some point unless you're the Dodgers. You have every all-star, then forget it. You just do whatever you want. But, okay. So that was, well, they started talking about that last, this was like 15 years ago. I had this idea. Maybe 10. And they started talking about

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