Baseball Roundtable Wants Your Opinion on 2023 MLB Rules Changes
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Shift Ban - Two infielders must be on each side of second base and within the boundaries of the infield when the pitcher is on the rubber.
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Base Sizes - Size of Bases increased from 15 x 15 inches to 18 x 18 inches.
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Pitch Clock ... 30-seconds limit between each batter, 15-second pitch clock with bases empty, 20 seconds with runner(s) on base.  Also, batter must be in the batter's box and ready by the 8-second mark on pitch clock.
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Ghost Runner - The rule placing a runner at second base at the start of each extra inning made permanent. 
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Restrictions on Position Player Pitching - Last season, position players could only be brought in to pitch in extra innings or if the player's team was trailing by at least six runs. In 2023, the restrictions will be  extra innings or if the players' team is trailing by at least eight runs (at any time) or ahead by at least ten runs in the ninth inning.
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LOOK TO THE FUTURE ... How would you feel about the use of  electronic devices to determine balls and strikes?
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 How do you feel about limiting pick-off attempts during an at bat? UPDATE: In 2023, pitchers will be allowed just two "disengagements" (pick-off attempts, fake pick-offs, stepping off the rubber, defensive time out) per plate appearance - with the disengagement count reset if a runner advances a bases within the same plate appearance. No penalty on third throw if it produces an out. 
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