through tax cuts under discussion on Capitol Hill.

was likely to be considered by the 11-man competition committee, which includes six management representatives., teams were successful on 52.2% of their ball/strike challenges using the

“I do think that we’re going to pursue the possibility of change in that process and we’ll see what comes out at the end of that,” he said. “The teams are really positive about ABS. I do have that unscientific system that I use: my email traffic. And my distinct impression is that using ABS in spring training has made people more prone to complain of balls and strike calls via email to me referencing the need for ABS.”started in the Class A Florida State League on May 20. That is not under consideration for MLB use in 2026.“I think we’ve got to get over the hump in terms of either doing ABS or not doing it before you’d get into the complication of a separate kind of challenge,” Manfred said.

Baseball is returning to the Olympics in 2028 after being played from 1992 to 2008 and then in 2021.MLB is considering whether to allow big league players to be used at the 2028 Games. It did not allow players on 40-man rosters to participate in the 2021 Olympics and many teams discouraged top eligible prospects from playing.

“We made some progress with LA 2028 in terms of what it could look like,” Manfred said. “We have some other business partners that we need to talk to about, changes that would need to be made in order to accommodate the Olympics. I think we’re going to go forward with that process.”

Manfred said the players’ union appears to be supportive.Funcionarios del hospital de campaña de la Cruz Roja en Rafah y del Hospital Nasser en Jan Yunis han informado que están desbordados por el número de bajas, entre las que hay mujeres y niños traídos de zonas próximas a los centros de distribución. Según los reportes, la mayoría presentan heridas de bala.

Un trabajador humanitario de un hospital indicó que la morgue estaba desbordada y que los heridos llenaban todas las camas, o yacían en el piso, muchos con disparos en las nalgas y las piernas. El trabajador habló bajo condición de anonimato porque no estaba autorizado a informar a la prensa.Los trabajadores de ayuda en Gaza, que no pueden operar en los centros de distribución porque se ubican en zonas militares, dicen que todavía hay mucha incertidumbre sobre lo que está sucediendo y por qué hay tantas personas baleadas, heridas y muertas.

Los grupos humanitarios habían advertido durante semanas que hacer que la población recoja la ayuda en áreas con presencia militar la expondría a la violencia.“Este era un mecanismo de distribución ridículo e ineficaz que iba a acabar en tragedia, que es, por desgracia, exactamente lo que estamos viendo”, dijo Arwa Damon, fundadora de la International Network for Aid, Relief and Assistance.