https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/...ay-sources-say
Ok, the pitch clock is great. But if I remember right, the anti-shift argument was driven by some .230 hitter who felt he was being deprived of a .240 average. The shift is actually one of the few really innovative things MLB has done, and it's both interesting and effective. You want more hitting?--narrow the strike zone. But having an umpire check alignment every play, then having infielders run around to re=position themselves then having YET ANOTHER replay review to make sure no one was a millimeter or so across the line--this is idiotic. Let the damn defenders play where they want.