MLB Playoff Expansion Expected For 2012
Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig expects the playoffs to expand from eight teams to 10 for the 2012 season.
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Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig expects the playoffs to expand from eight teams to 10 for the 2012 season.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have been financially paralyzed by the divorce of its owners. As a result, Major League Baseball has announced that it's taking over control of the team.
Common sense and baseball sometimes can be contradictory phrase. But once in a while, the sport manages to get something right, or at least correct a longstanding wrong.
Alex Rios charges hard from center field, chasing a sinking line drive. His glove, the ball and the grass all smack together at the same time. What's the call? Next year, it well could be: Let's look at the replay!
Commissioner Bud Selig says Major League Baseball wants to ban smokeless tobacco in the majors.
The NFL lockout and back and forth remarks drew a lot of attention. The MLB's labor agreement is set to expire this winter and Bud Selig hopes discussions will go as smoothly as the previous agreement.
Oakland Athletics owner Lew Wolff knows right where he wants the new ballpark for his team to be located, it's just not in Oakland.
There has been talk of several changes for the format and rules of the MLB Playoffs. But according to commissioner Bud Selig, there won't be any changes for 2011 playoffs.
The news of Ron Santo's death sent many Chicago Cubs fans into mourning. Cubs' fans and Chicagoans have been expressing their memories and thoughts of Santo all day. Not too long ago baseball commissioner Bud Selig shared his fond memories as well.
The Cubs and White Sox have struggled to make the playoffs in the past. However, come the 2012 season it could be easier for them to make the playoffs.
I hope the hotel reservations are as organized as can be, since that's the bullcrap reason Bud Selig has provided as to why the World Series is starting on October 27th. But here it finally is, and I stand up and salute the matchup in front of us.
Both the Cubs and White Sox watched this year's MLB Playoffs from the couch. But, in two years it might be easier for them to make it into the postseason action.
While the NFL is trying to reduce concussions in football, the MLB is changing their rules on the injury as well. Major League Baseball could adopt a new 7-day disabled list just for concussions.
