He needs the approval of 23 of 30 owners.
Manfred, 60, was elected as baseball's 10th commissioner by
unanimous vote in 2014 to replace Bud Selig, who held the post
for 17 years. He assumed the role in January 2015.
Prior to becoming commissioner, Manfred had served as MLB's
chief operating officer since Sept. 28, 2013. Prior to that, he
was executive vice president of labor relations for 15 years.
--Field Level Media
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