MLB Commissioner Regrets Astros Immunity, Admits Mistakes

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred regrets giving players immunity in the Houston Astros sign-stealing scandal.
Manfred believes not punishing players put him in a box regarding punishment and allowed star players to avoid discipline.
The Astros were fined $5 million, lost draft picks, and executives were suspended, but players went unpunished.
Manfred also regrets referring to the World Series trophy as "a piece of metal" and wishes he approached the investigation differently.
Manfred reflects on his time as commissioner and says taking more time on certain issues may have led to different results.