Commissioner of Baseball

The Commissioner of Baseball is the chief executive officer of Major League Baseball (MLB), responsible for overseeing the sport's operations and maintaining its integrity. This role includes enforcing rules, making decisions on player discipline, managing labor relations, and guiding MLB's overall direction. The Commissioner represents the league and its owners in negotiations and public relations. Appointed for a term, the Commissioner aims to enhance the game's popularity, address issues like player safety, and ensure fair competition. The position is crucial in shaping the future and governance of professional baseball in the United States and beyond.