Baseball Commissioner

The Baseball Commissioner is the highest authority in professional baseball, responsible for overseeing the sport’s rules, growth, and integrity. Appointed by team owners, the commissioner enforces league policies, manages labor relations, and resolves disputes among teams or with players. This role also involves promoting the game’s popularity, ensuring fair play, and maintaining the league’s overall stability. Essentially, the commissioner acts as the CEO of Major League Baseball, providing leadership and making decisions that shape the sport’s direction and ensure its smooth operation.