Major League Baseball has officially scrapped its proposal to host a regular-season game at Grand Teton National Park following significant public and local government backlash. The decision came after Wyoming officials and environmental groups raised concerns about the implications of such an event in a protected natural area. MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred stated that the league was only conducting initial due diligence and will not pursue the idea any further. The proposal, which was met with strong opposition from local leaders, has raised questions about the appropriateness of hosting sporting events in national parks.