The pitch clock has had a revolutionary effect on baseball game lengths, chopping nearly a half-hour off average times of games and putting MLB on course for its fastest-paced season in four decades.
It has also led teams to change longstanding policies surrounding beer sales, as games now end approximately in the same place past games may have met their seventh-inning beer sales limits.
The Diamondbacks, Brewers, Royals, Twins and Rangers will now sell alcohol through the eighth innings of home games, according to the Associated Press.
