The Chaos Option Is Alive In MLB's Wild Card Races | Defector
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The current multiple-team playoff race is a rare treat for baseball fans, creating excitement with teams like the Royals, Tigers, Twins, and Mariners competing for wild card spots.
It's beautiful chaos as teams with flaws and strengths vie for a chance at the playoffs, with even underdogs having hopes for a surprising performance.
The major downside is the absence of a potential 163rd game to resolve ties, a decision that seems to stem from MLB's intention to shorten game times.
Commissioner Rob Manfred's policies reflect an anti-fun approach to the game, particularly with the refusal to schedule a tie-breaking game, limiting excitement.
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