Major League Baseball’s Futures Game, featuring top prospects since 1999, has shifted from nine innings back to seven since 2019, yet struggles for visibility, often scheduled against a full slate of MLB games. Notable former MVP Kyle Schwarber showcased his talent in 2015, but the game’s exposure remains limited, lacking attendance reports. Advocates suggest moving the event to Sunday night for better visibility and returning to a nine-inning format to enhance player participation. With All-Star Week returning to Wrigley Field next year, there’s hope for positive changes.
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