Who Is MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred
Rob Manfred has served as the Commissioner of Major League Baseball since 2015. He was elected by team owners and oversees the business and operations of MLB. Before becoming commissioner, he worked as a lawyer and league executive.
Key Responsibilities and Decisions
As commissioner, Manfred manages labor relations, collective bargaining agreements, and discipline for on-field conduct. He has overseen rule changes to speed up games and expand the postseason. Manfred also represents MLB in negotiations with the players' union and handles high-profile investigations.
Compensation and Career Background
Rob Manfred's salary reflects his role as the top executive of MLB. His compensation includes a base salary and benefits tied to league performance. Before joining the league office, he worked at the law firm Proskauer Rose and served as MLB's Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel.
For more details on Rob Manfred's career and official duties, visit MLB Official Information.
