As Rob Manfred continues to look for ways to spice up Major League Baseball, he apparently believes a new idea could have broad appeal. MLB's commissioner told Puck's John Ourand that the idea of a "Golden At-Bat" has some fans throughout the league.

That’s what the so-called “Golden At-Bat” rule would allow: one chance for teams to send their best hitters to the plate in the biggest moment of a game, no matter who was actually due up.

That hasn’t dissuaded Commissioner Rob Manfred from considering other changes. Perhaps the most extreme suggestion that the commissioner has publicly floated would be the possibility of implementing a “Golden At-Bat” rule.

MLB hasn't shied away from considering rule changes over the past few seasons. The league has unilaterally implemented a pitch

What if a team could choose one at-bat to send its best hitter to the plate even if it wasn’t that guy’s turn to hit? MLB could test it out.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred hinted that club owners are open to the idea of a rule that could significantly change how the game is played.

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