The MLB Rules Committee announced the addition of a controversial new 'no bunting' provision in the MLB rulebook Tuesday, described by chairman Sandy Alderson as 'only fair.' 'A batter is out for illegal action when he fails to complete a full swing like everyone else just because he's fast and/or tricky,' said Alderson, explaining the official instatement of Article 6.06(e) to the rules. 'It's such a far run for the infielders, and plus it's so cheap.' Other new rules include a 12-second time limit for a pitcher to deliver the ball, an automatic strike call for any batter who refuses to take his position in the batter's box, and the legalization of pegging. 