When did the American League legally merge with the National League?
After the 1950 season
After the 1975 season
After the 1990 season
After the 1999 season
Answer
After the 1999 season, Major League Baseball experienced a significant turning point with the legal merger of the American League and the National League. This groundbreaking move brought an end to the decades-long separation between these two prominent baseball organizations. The merger solidified Major League Baseball as a unified entity and further cemented its position as one of America's most beloved and enduring sports.
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