jazzeum
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Doubleheaders are rare and changing them to 7 innings upsets the history of the game.
For example many no hitters are broken up in the 8th inning or later.
Jason, your first statement is logically inconsistent. If DHs are rare, how can they upset the history of the game.
In addition, in this year’s rules a seven inning no hitter didn’t count as a no hitter unless it went extra innings and at least nine innings were pitched.