I am looking for an e-mail or regular mailing address for the commissioner of baseball. I pay for MLB sports package and if there is any change in the schedule, say they have to play a double header due to a rainout, mlb shuts the programming off, or doesn't broadcast it at all. I pay 150 a year for this programing and I end up missing whole weekends of games. I need someone to complain to.:mad:

Try this website
http://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/help/contact_us.jsp

If the problem is with MLB dot com; I can't understand what good it would do to complain to them; as they have a very cavaliere attitude; that they reallky don't care about the paying customer.
The reps and the people that represent themselves as supervisors are beligerant, indignent, arrogant; and only care about capturing our money.
There must be a more effecctive and efficient means of contacting the commissioner of baseball; so that the ego-meniacle reps at MLB dot com are made to realize that they are accountable for their own actions and also for the actions of the actuasl corporation.
One would get more respect and treated with more dignity, if one was dealing with America On Line.
I am hoping to get a valid legitimate E-Mail address for the commissioner of baseball, so that I don't have to travel to 9th Avenue, in New York City.

There's no e-mail for the Commissioner that I can find (go figure!) but the mailing address is:

The Office of the Commissioner of Baseball
Allan H. (Bud) Selig, Commissioner
245 Park Avenue, 31st Floor
New York, NY 10167
Phone: (212) 931-7800

Good luck!

You can't find it never find it

I find it hard to believe, the American pastime, supported by Americans, viewed by Americans, and the baseball's are made in China, and no way to email BUD, what a way

All I know is his phone number. It is 212-931-7800

I am from Iowa and also want an e-mail address as I am a cubs fan and would like to know why after 100 years of baseball in 2016 you won't have the allstar game in CHIGAGO at WRIGLEY FIELD on the 100th year of WRIGLEY FIELD.Players have come and gone but you need to realize they are not forgotten.I love baseball and I have seen a lot of good players.Iam not far from the College World Series.Watching Rosenblatte Stadium go down was not easy as I have ran those bases before.I was born in 1966 and watched a lot of baseball seen great games I have seen a lot of players before the majors did.I understand big hipe and big money in a big city with new parks but look at all the CUBS fans.I support major league baseball and I wish the NFL would support the best teams and if you are the best in your league you should at least have a 5 game playoff so your city and owners and players share the ultimate victory of being the best.Both cities might even make some money.ECONOMY.Lets have the 20016 allstar game in CHICAGO at WRIGLEY FIELD.It's been long enough.

So the email address was provided after calling the number on this thread. They gave me: [email protected] as the email address to the commissioner.

They won't hold the All Star game at Wrigley because it smells like piss and vomit. They only people the fans are friendly to are the ones wearing cubs gear. All the other fans are constantly harassed and threatened. The "unfriendly confines" is no place for something as classy as the All Star game. They should tear that toilet bowl down.