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just a heads up, a lot of these leagues i don't watch much if at all anymore. so take it with a heavy dose of salt.

mlb (don't watch)

- shorten season and have everyone play everyone at least 1 series. 2 divisions, 15 teams each, play everyone in your division a 3 game home series and 3 away. that's 90 games. then 1 3 game series for the other division. that's 135 games.

- not sure how, but speed up the game. limit pitcher swaps/game or something.

nfl

- either play a full 15 minute ot or go to some modified college ot rule. at least let each team have a chance with the ball. it's better now that it was, but not great still.

- i like ela's change on illegal contact.

nba (don't watch)

- call traveling. maybe it's changed, but when i did watch and big reason i stopped is cause they started ignoring traveling and players were running around all over the place like this sentence.

- shorten playoff season. not really # of games, but timeline. it takes 2+ months. that's almost a damn season length.

ncaa bb

-  go to 4 qtrs, 15 min each. not sure why mens cbb is still on the half structure.

- agree with ela's draft idea.

ncaa fb

- if a coach leaves (whatever reason) players can leave without sitting, with exception that they can't follow coach (more to prevent coaches from poaching former schools than to limit players).

- do away with ejections for targeting. much to harsh when compared to similar type fouls (facemasks, clipping, horse collar, etc.). the fouls are to protect players and i'm 100% for that. but only 1 has the chance to get you kicked out of the game and it's more often than not a very subjective call. giving ref's too much impact on game, whether they want it or mean to or not. call the foul, keep playing. there are other, already existing rules that could/should cover a player being far too violent and needing to be ejected. flagrant personal foul being one, or committing 2 unsportsmanlike fouls.

Now, with DHs down to high school, and the degree of specialization, some of these pitchers haven't hit since they were 13, and now have to hit major league pitching?

That's the point even if they did bat they still couldn't hit major league pitching.The automatic out gets old and irksome

Meh,you say corruption I say excitement besides they could push themselves and get hurt running down those treacherous base paths

Look if the numbers didn't bear it out more hurlers would be taking their cuts

I don't give a rat's ass about MLB, but I have always felt like the DH was a weird and unnecessary rule.  Make the pitcher hit, like everyone else on the team must.  Same rules for everyone, makes sense to me.

I completely understand that it would result in a "hole" in the lineup.  Simple solution, develop pitchers who can hit.

Or if the offensive liability becomes THAT great in your opinion, sacrifice some top quality pitching for a better hitter who can still pitch some.  I doubt many teams would go that way, but it's certainly an option if you value offense more than pitching.

I don't give a rat's ass about MLB, but I have always felt like the DH was a weird and unnecessary rule.  Make the pitcher hit, like everyone else on the team must.  Same rules for everyone, makes sense to me.

I completely understand that it would result in a "hole" in the lineup.  Simple solution, develop pitchers who can hit.

Or if the offensive liability becomes THAT great in your opinion, sacrifice some top quality pitching for a better hitter who can still pitch some.  I doubt many teams would go that way, but it's certainly an option if you value offense more than pitching.

Agree.  The logical extension of the DH rule is to go all the way and have two-platoon baseball.