According to ESPN’s Jesse Rogers, MLB is discussing a rule that would be game-altering to baseball. While it’s nowhere near being finalized, there are talks of making six innings the requirement for starting pitchers. “There is some belief around the game, however, that one idea could be a panacea: requiring starting pitchers to go at least six innings every time they take the mound,” Rogers said. Now, MLB would not just require all starting pitchers to go six innings, there would be three exceptions. If 100 pitches are reached or four earned runs go up on the board, the manager can make a cal…