
Rob Manfred, the current commissioner of Major League Baseball, recently announced that his current term, which expires in 2029, will be his last. Speaking to the media during Spring Training, Manfred expressed his intention to retire at the age of 70, stating, 'You can only have so much fun in one lifetime.'
Manfred took over as the league's 10th commissioner in January 2015, succeeding Bud Selig. With his tenure nearing 15 years at the helm of Major League Baseball, Manfred's legacy has been eventful and impactful.