2023 schedule is out

[Unwinder]

Looks pretty interesting. As promised in the new CBA, the Twins play every other team (including NL teams) at least once, and there are fewer games with division rivals. Seems pretty front-loaded with lots of Yankees, Astros and Dodgers in April and May, and Rays, Jays and Braves in June. Looks quite a bit softer from July onward.

 

 

[spanman2]

46 minutes ago, Unwinder said:

Looks pretty interesting. As promised in the new CBA, the Twins play every other team (including NL teams) at least once, and there are fewer games with division rivals. Seems pretty front-loaded with lots of Yankees, Astros and Dodgers in April and May, and Rays, Jays and Braves in June. Looks quite a bit softer from July onward.

 

 

10 game homestand in April....seriously!  Granted it is towards the end of the month but come on.  If several of those are night games that's not good.

[mnfireman]

1 hour ago, spanman2 said:

10 game homestand in April....seriously!  Granted it is towards the end of the month but come on.  If several of those are night games that's not good.

Not to mention a week in New York and Boston preceding it.

[Vanimal46]

Don’t see a loss on the schedule! 

[jctwins]

At least the days of winning a weak division will finally be exposed. This is good for the game. 

[Nine of twelve]

On 8/24/2022 at 3:40 PM, jctwins said:

At least the days of winning a weak division will finally be exposed. This is good for the game. 

Reducing the number of intra-division games makes it more likely that the first place team in a weak division could finish the season under .500. I hope that happens because I think the hue and cry from the baseball purists out there would be very entertaining. Even though I would tend to agree with them.