Baseball League and Player Rules

棒球聯賽與球員規則

Jun 23, 2026, 22:10
USSports

Introduction

Major League Baseball (MLB) talked about rules for uniforms. Some players from the San Francisco Giants wrote religious words on their hats.

美國職棒大聯盟 (MLB) 討論了關於制服的規則。三藩市巨人隊的一些球員在他們的帽子上寫了宗教文字。

Main Body

Three players wrote Bible words on rainbow hats. The league told them this is not allowed. The rules say players cannot change their uniforms to show personal messages.

三名球員在彩虹帽上寫了聖經文字。聯賽告訴他們這樣做是不被允許的。規則規定球員不能更改制服以顯示個人訊息。

Some government leaders are angry. They think the league is unfair to religious people. They want to check if the league broke the law.

一些政府領導人感到憤怒。他們認為聯賽對宗教人士不公平。他們希望檢查聯賽是否違法。

The league leader, Rob Manfred, said the team did not explain the rules well. Players did not know they could choose a normal hat. The league did not give the players any money fines.

聯賽主席 Rob Manfred 表示，球隊沒有充分解釋規則。球員不知道他們可以選擇普通帽子。聯賽沒有對球員處以任何罰款。

Conclusion

The league says the rules are the same for everyone. The team must talk better with the players.

聯賽表示規則對每個人都是一樣的。球隊必須與球員進行更好的溝通。

Vocabulary Learning

💡 The 'Who did what' Pattern

In this story, we see a lot of simple sentences that follow one clear path: Person → Action → Thing.

Look at these examples:

  • The league →\rightarrow told →\rightarrow them
  • Leaders →\rightarrow think →\rightarrow this is unfair
  • The team →\rightarrow did not explain →\rightarrow the rules

🛠️ Building Your Own Sentences

To speak at an A2 level, stop trying to make long sentences. Use this 3-part block:

[Person/Group] + [Action] + [The Object]

Try switching the words:

  1. The players →\rightarrow wrote →\rightarrow words.
  2. Rob Manfred →\rightarrow said →\rightarrow something.

⚠️ A Simple Tip: 'Not'

When you want to say something didn't happen, just put 'did not' before the action:

  • They know →\rightarrow They did not know.

Vocabulary Learning

uniform (n.)
Special clothes that all people in a group wear
Example:The students wear a blue uniform to school.
religious (adj.)
Related to a belief in a god or a religion
Example:She has many religious books in her room.
allowed (adj.)
Permitted; you can do it
Example:Dogs are not allowed inside the restaurant.
unfair (adj.)
Not based on what is right or equal
Example:It is unfair that only one person gets a prize.
fines (n.)
Money you must pay as a punishment
Example:He had to pay fines for parking his car in the wrong place.
Practice A2 words in a crossword→