Minor league to test farther mound, DH tweak

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In the second half of Atlantic League play, the pitching rubber will go back to 61 feet, 6 inches, giving hitters more time to react. The league will also implement the “double-hook” rule, where a team loses its DH when it removes its starting pitcher.

In the second half of Atlantic League play, the pitching rubber will go back to 61 feet, 6 inches, giving hitters more time to react. The league will also implement the “double-hook” rule, where a team loses its DH when it removes its starting pitcher.

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