Here is the Question of the Day:
Major League Baseball has new rules this year, with the goal of speeding up the game and creating more action. One is the use of pitch clocks, which allow 15, 20 or 30 seconds to make a pitch, with hitters being required to be in the batter's box with eight seconds remaining. Another limits infield shifts, when a team will move most of their fielders to one side to stifle batters. Will the new rules make for a better game? What other changes should MLB consider?
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