
MLB Abandons Grand Teton Game Plan After Local Backlash
Major League Baseball has officially dropped plans to host a regular-season game at Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming. Commissioner Rob Manfred confirmed the decision in a letter to local officials, citing strong community opposition. The proposal, which involved National Park Service scouts evaluating three potential sites, was abandoned after backlash from conservationists and local leaders. The earliest target date for such an event would have been 2028, but no further evaluation will occur.













