The New York Mets-Seattle Mariners matchup on Sunday already had extra intrigue, as it was part of the Little League Classic in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. However, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred added another layer by visiting the ESPN broadcast.

The 66-year-old has made plenty of changes to the game since taking over in 2015, such as the advent of the pitch clock, limiting mound visits, and increasing the size of bases. The league also added the "Manfred Man" under his watch, giving teams a runner on second at the start of extra innings during the regular season.

Now, Manfred is eyeing a league expansion, which he expressed during Sunday's game.

"I can see [expanding]. I think [expansion and realignment] are related in my mind," he said. "I think if we expand, it provides us with an opp

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