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MLB, Rob Manfred and realignment

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Rob Manfred says MLB expansion could lead to geographical realignment in divisions

Major League Baseball is in the middle of its longest expansion drought since the league first expanded in 1961.

New York Post on MSN · 4h

Rob Manfred’s radical MLB realignment idea already being met with harsh reactions

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Doing away with traditional leagues could be in MLB’s not-too-distant future, Rob Manfred says

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How MLB’s regional realignment could end historic rivalries

If MLB has expansion in the coming years, it’s expected those leagues could be totally reimagined to break up baseball’s league and division infrastructure as we know it going forward.

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Rob Manfred dropped a major hint about MLB realignment on ESPN

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Rob Manfred speaks about MLB division realignment, expansion at Little League Classic

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Manfred: ‘Sunday Night Baseball’ Deal on Deck, Realignment Likely

During his Sunday night drop-in, Manfred also discussed the potential for a broad realignment of MLB, one that would presumably eliminate the canonical AL and NL in favor of a more travel-friendly ge...

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Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred eyes MLB realignment with future expansion teams

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MLB Commissioner Hints At Future Expansion, Geographical Alignment

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So long AL Central? MLB commissioner hints toward major realignment

MLB’s divisions haven’t changed since the Astros moved from the NL Central to the AL West in 2013. Jim Bowden of The Athletic created new divisions based off the news. It included a “North Division” made up of the Tigers, Blue Jays, Guardians and Reds.

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Mets announcer: Rob Manfred’s comments hint at inevitability that AL, NL ‘cease to exist’

Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred hinted that radical realignment could be coming to the sport, and Mets radio announcer Howie Rose says the American and National Leagues will “cease to exist” as a result.