Are the new MLB rules saving baseball—or slowly strangling it?
In this episode of My Current Understanding, Andrew Graham joins hosts Nate and Seth to throw the rulebook on the table and ask the big questions: What’s really driving all these changes in Major League Baseball? From pitch clocks to ghost runners, pickoff limits to banned shifts, the game looks very different than it did just a few years ago. But is faster really better? And who are these rules actually for?

This isn’t just a breakdown of what changed—it’s a deeper conversation about why it changed, what we’ve gained, what we’ve lost, and where the game is headed. Plus, we pitch a few rule ideas of our own that just might make baseball even better (or at least more fun).

Whether you’re a traditionalist or a fan of Banana Ball, this one’s for you.

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