MLB commissioner Rob Manfred hopes to make his rulings by opening day on three pending cases under baseball's new domestic violence policy.
Manfred — in a recent Q&A with Harvard Law Today — discussed a wide range of topics, including pace of play, the DH and negotiations on a new collective bargaining agreement, but the news from the interview involved the Yankees' Aroldis Chapman, the Rockies' Jose Reyes and the Dodgers' Yasiel Puig and rulings on their offseason, off-the-field incidents.
MORE: Worst crimes connected to athletes | Spring training story lines
HLT: The league is about to come out with its first rulings as part of its brand-new domestic violence policy.