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Apparent roster snafu changes Blue Jays pitching plans - MLB | NBC Sports
Apparent roster snafu changes Blue Jays pitching plans - MLB | NBC Sports

Latest Casualty of M.L.B.'s Changing Ball: Masahiro Tanaka's Splitter - The New York Times
Latest Casualty of M.L.B.'s Changing Ball: Masahiro Tanaka's Splitter - The New York Times

After 1968's 'Year of the Pitcher,' MLB lowered the mound. Now, the league could do it again. - The Washington Post
After 1968's 'Year of the Pitcher,' MLB lowered the mound. Now, the league could do it again. - The Washington Post

MLB Rule Changes and the Dynasty Baseball Landscape | The Dynasty Guru
MLB Rule Changes and the Dynasty Baseball Landscape | The Dynasty Guru

MLB announces rules changes for 2020 season - Los Angeles Times
MLB announces rules changes for 2020 season - Los Angeles Times

MLB announces rule changes for 2020 season, including three-batter minimum - Baltimore Sun
MLB announces rule changes for 2020 season, including three-batter minimum - Baltimore Sun

Red Sox affected by potential MLB rule changes for pitcher injuries
Red Sox affected by potential MLB rule changes for pitcher injuries

Velocities increase after MLB changes method for recording pitches - Chicago Tribune
Velocities increase after MLB changes method for recording pitches - Chicago Tribune

MLB rule changes: Three-batter minimum introduced - Sports Illustrated
MLB rule changes: Three-batter minimum introduced - Sports Illustrated

MLB Rule Changes: Will pitchers fake injuries to avoid minimums?
MLB Rule Changes: Will pitchers fake injuries to avoid minimums?

Bigger Bases and Limited Shifts: Atlantic League to Test Rule Changes - The New York Times
Bigger Bases and Limited Shifts: Atlantic League to Test Rule Changes - The New York Times

What's in a pitch? A Biola statistician connects a change in the baseball to movement – Orange County Register
What's in a pitch? A Biola statistician connects a change in the baseball to movement – Orange County Register

MLB Announces New Rule Changes for 2020 Season
MLB Announces New Rule Changes for 2020 Season

Rays not worried about MLB rule changes: 'We have a lot of pitchers'
Rays not worried about MLB rule changes: 'We have a lot of pitchers'

2018-19 Baseball Rules Changes Focus on Pitching Mechanics
2018-19 Baseball Rules Changes Focus on Pitching Mechanics

Paul Muschick: How rules changes are ruining baseball - The Morning Call
Paul Muschick: How rules changes are ruining baseball - The Morning Call

A Guide To MLB Rules Changes, Upcoming and Proposed - Outfield Fly Rule
A Guide To MLB Rules Changes, Upcoming and Proposed - Outfield Fly Rule

As Teams Seek More Relief, 13-Man Pitching Staffs Are the New Normal - WSJ
As Teams Seek More Relief, 13-Man Pitching Staffs Are the New Normal - WSJ

Are rule changes for relief pitchers in store for Major League Baseball? - Camden Chat
Are rule changes for relief pitchers in store for Major League Baseball? - Camden Chat

Pitch count rules are changing high school baseball
Pitch count rules are changing high school baseball

You Want Speedier Games? Limit Pitching Changes—Part I » Foul Territory Baseball
You Want Speedier Games? Limit Pitching Changes—Part I » Foul Territory Baseball

No-hitters show how MLB is changing — but is it for the better? - The Morning Call
No-hitters show how MLB is changing — but is it for the better? - The Morning Call

Pitcher - Wikipedia
Pitcher - Wikipedia

MLB introduces rule changes, setting minimums for pitchers and eliminating 40-man rosters in September
MLB introduces rule changes, setting minimums for pitchers and eliminating 40-man rosters in September

Cubs pitchers, manager no fans of drastic rule changes MLB testing in indy ball - Chicago Sun-Times
Cubs pitchers, manager no fans of drastic rule changes MLB testing in indy ball - Chicago Sun-Times

A look at which MLB rule changes worked in 2020 — and which didn't | Newsday
A look at which MLB rule changes worked in 2020 — and which didn't | Newsday