Union head Tony Clark claims Major League Baseball\'s rules changes would have gone more smoothly during spring training if player thoughts had been incorporated.
Clark added that the changes could have a different effect on the games once the regular season begins and the \"lights come on.\"
MLB implemented its first pitch clock, limited defensive shifts and pickoff attempts and installed larger bases as part of the biggest alteration in playing rules since the mound was lowered for the 1969 season.
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