Whammy Verified Member Posted July 16 Posted July 16 Pretty ideal from an attendance perspective, other than Milwaukee coming to town just after Labor Day Hosting each of the Yankees, Red Sox, Blue Jays, and Cubs over a 5 week stretch starting in late June is pretty sweet
S Bart Verified Member Posted July 17 Posted July 17 2 hours ago, amjgt said: Pretty ideal from an attendance perspective, other than Milwaukee coming to town just after Labor Day Hosting each of the Yankees, Red Sox, Blue Jays, and Cubs over a 5 week stretch starting in late June is pretty sweet If the season starts on time or at all, since there is a lockout looming in the forecast. Many families are struggling financially, and I have a hard time feeling sorry for either side.
Whammy Verified Member Posted July 17 Author Posted July 17 25 minutes ago, S Bart said: If the season starts on time or at all, since there is a lockout looming in the forecast. Many families are struggling financially, and I have a hard time feeling sorry for either side. I wonder if they set it up so that you get at least 2 series against all division opponents and 1 series against all AL opponents in, say, the last 100 games that are scheduled. That would be smart for eventual tiebreaker possibilities and strength of schedule balancing if they miss a big chunk of games.
Whammy Verified Member Posted July 17 Author Posted July 17 I gave MLB too much credit. The Twins play the A’s twice pretty early and don’t play the White Sox at all until the middle of June
UpstateNewYorker Verified Member Posted July 17 Posted July 17 14 hours ago, amjgt said: I gave MLB too much credit. The Twins play the A’s twice pretty early and don’t play the White Sox at all until the middle of June Also, I thought MLB might front load most of the inter-league series to April and May (in case games are lost early on). The Twins do have a total of 8 series against NL teams in March/April/May, but they also have 4 in September. March/April - 5 May - 3 June - 1 July - 2 August - 1 September - 4
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