Matt Strahm thinks MLB stadiums are putting sales over safety with a new policy change.
Matt Strahm has enjoyed a surprising start to his first campaign as a Philadelphia Phillies’ pitcher. And he’s introducing himself to the fanbase with a pointed and thoughtful critique of a new policy change made by some MLB teams.
The change comes with new rule changes shortening MLB contests by an average of 31 minutes, giving vendors less time to sell. Strahm thinks this defeats the purpose of the entire point of cutting sales off. Strahm says he views the choice as the teams emphasizing profit over safety, noting that logically, the teams should’ve gone the other way.
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