HR 94 by Caloza
HR 94
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution honors Major League Baseball and California’s significant role in the sport’s history and future. It recognizes California as ‘the Baseball State’ due to its numerous MLB teams, historical leagues, and contributions to the sport, including a large number of players and Hall of Fame inductees. The resolution also expresses gratitude to players, teams, and fans for their dedication and impact on California’s economy, culture, and identity.
Key provisions
- Honors Major League Baseball Opening Day 2026.
- Recognizes California as ‘the Baseball State’ based on its history and current MLB teams.
- Acknowledges California’s high number of MLB players (2,520) and Hall of Fame players (26).
- Thanks the owners and executives of California’s MLB teams for their investment.
- Expresses gratitude to the fans who support the teams.
- Pledges to continue supporting and promoting baseball in California.
- Recognizes the teams’ contributions to California’s economy, culture, and identity.
Who is affected
- Major League Baseball teams in California
- California residents and fans of MLB
- Players, coaches, and staff associated with California MLB teams
- The State of California
- The broader baseball community
Notable changes
- Formal recognition of California as ‘the Baseball State’.
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