How Weird Can MLB Rules Get?

We can all agree that 2020 is a strange year. The evidence is even available in Major League Baseball games where doubleheaders are seven innings and runners start at second base in extra innings. But how much weirder can MLB rules get? This week on Caught Listening, Christian explores just that.

Joining him is Ryan Fagan of Sporting News who is bringing some slow-pitch softball rules in to the mix. Everything from even more bizzare extra inning rules to scoring more runs for longer home runs, it's all on the table on this episode. Ryan and Christian discuss some of the stranger things they've seen, including one rule from youth baseball that they both kind of like, and even talk about some of the newer MLB rules they don't mind sticking around.

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