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Major League Baseball seeks faster games, so call more strikes

LA Daily News
Published March 4, 2015 at 3:35 PM
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Major League Baseball wants faster games.Fine. Call more strikes.But Major League Baseball also wants a smaller strike zone and, thus, more offense.Fine. Cut off one 30-second commercial per inning.But Major League Baseball wants more money.Fine. Hold the line on player salaries.

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