Rob Manfred, the baseball commissioner, is known for his serious demeanor and has faced criticism for not enjoying the game. However, one team he does appreciate is the Cincinnati Reds, who embody speed on the field. While Manfred has implemented rule changes like the pitch clock to shorten games, the Reds take this to the next level, despite struggling in other areas like attendance and player stardom. Their commitment to a quicker-paced game is viewed by Manfred as essential for the sport's future.
The Cincinnati Reds have taken Rob Manfred's rush for brevity to heart, embodying how a quick game can compensate for less star power on the field.
Despite MLB's rules changes, attendance and ratings are stagnant, yet the belief that trimming game time improves the experience persists among fans and management alike.
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