During Sunday night's Little League Classic between the New York Mets and Seattle Mariners, Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred talked about the possibility of not just expansion, but also a total overhaul of the leagues as we know them.

That’s news when the commissioner says it publicly, but impending realignment has not been a closely guarded secret. Expanding to 32 clubs would necessitate some reshuffling, the most likely of which would be moving to eight divisions of four teams apiece.

Significant changes could be on the horizon for MLB. Should the league expand to 32 teams, the divisions could be restructured based on location, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred suggested during ESPN’s broadcast of the “Little League Classic” between the Mets and Seattle Mariners.