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God I hope this doesn't happen! Multiple sources are reporting it's a done deal.
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What is the reason for it. Has this been mentioned before, just kinda came out of nowhere.cowboysrule48 said:God I hope this doesn't happen! Multiple sources are reporting it's a done deal.
cowboysrule48 said:My main problem with this is that it would mean interleague play every day. ::facepalm::
beefycheddar said:cowboysrule48 said:My main problem with this is that it would mean interleague play every day. ::facepalm::
Like with the Brewers.
cowboysrule48 said:Im 1997 there were 28 teams and the leagues were 14 and 14. The Brewers were moved to the NL for the 1998 season when two new teams were added to make sure the leagues stayed with even numbers.
uniquebaseballcards said:cowboysrule48 said:Im 1997 there were 28 teams and the leagues were 14 and 14. The Brewers were moved to the NL for the 1998 season when two new teams were added to make sure the leagues stayed with even numbers.
MLB *should* go back to having 28 teams. Symmetry aside, talent is too watered down.
...Or MLB should move the Marlins to the AL so the Back of the Future prediction could come true.
BBCgalaxee said:Yankees reported that the first four games next yr will be against the marlins and mets.
Yanks opening season on road at new marlins park.
cowboysrule48 said:BBCgalaxee said:Yankees reported that the first four games next yr will be against the marlins and mets.
Yanks opening season on road at new marlins park.
Lol.. The 2012 schedule isn't changing.
BBCgalaxee said:cowboysrule48 said:BBCgalaxee said:Yankees reported that the first four games next yr will be against the marlins and mets.
Yanks opening season on road at new marlins park.
Lol.. The 2012 schedule isn't changing.
Did I say that? No, it just shows that inter league is starting fron the get go.