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Charles talks to Rich Lowry, Dominic Pino, and Michael Brendan Dougherty about the rules of baseball. Why is Dominic against all change? Why is Rich in favor of most change? What is the case against robot umpires? Why does the NFL innovate so freely, where baseball seems stuck in the mud? Can baseball ever be the most popular sport in America again, or is there something about it that doesn’t suit the modern era?

Changes could be coming to Major League Baseball. Rich Lowry, Dominic Pino, and Michael Brendan Dougherty weigh in on innovations they’d like to see.{ai:summary}<p>Charles discusses baseball rules with Rich Lowry, Dominic Pino, and Michael Brendan Dougherty. The conversation covers differing views on change in the sport, the debate over robot umpires, and contrasts baseball's innovation pace with the NFL. They also ponder baseball's potential to regain its status as America's favorite sport. </p><p>#sports</p>

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