Kayla Thornton scored a career-high 29 points to help the Golden State Valkyries beat the Chicago Sky 83-78 on Friday night. Thornton made her fourth 3-pointer with two minutes remaining to ...

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In an interview with FS1's "The Herd," Rob Manfred didn't take a stance on a potential salary cap implementation, but he indicated the Golden At-Bat might not ever see the light of day.

They’d call it a “Golden At-Bat” — a chance for a team to break the lineup order and send any hitter to the plate in one key moment. Get The Gavel.

OK, we’ll use the ‘Golden At-Bat’ right now — he’s up again.” More so than anything, Costas raised questions about the broader implications of said rule.

Former Sycamore High School and University of Cincinnati Bearcats standout Kevin Youkilis shared his opinion about a potential "golden at-bat" rule change that has garnered much recent discussion ...

Sure, the Golden At-Bat sounds a little tin-eared. Still, why stop there? There are so many other rules that Major League Baseball could gild for the benefit of the modern game.

The golden at-bat could do that, especially once fans become used to it as they have the other rule changes. Check out Terry's new weekly newsletter that he's writing exclusively for subscribers.