MLB has figured it out, shouldn't Strat-o-matic follow suit?
Posted: Fri Aug 26, 2022 12:39 pm
MLB is moving away from the ridiculous amount of division games to a more fair and balanced schedule next season.
Does anyone else see three divisions of 4 teams with nearly half your games against your division as random, stupid, and not very fair?
Wouldn't two divisions of 6 with two wild cards and a much more balanced schedule work a lot better?
No longer would the 3 or even 4 best teams get stuck in the same division without a fair chance at the playoffs.
MLB has finally figured this out. It's not fair to teams like Tampa and Baltimore compared to teams like Minnesota, Cleveland and Chicago.
No more will St.Louis and Milwaukee get 60+ games against The Reds, Pirates and Cubs, while Arizona gets 60+ games against the Dodgers, Padres and Giants.
I am just asking for a little common sense. If MLB can figure it out and change for the better, why can't Strat-o-matic?
Does anyone else see three divisions of 4 teams with nearly half your games against your division as random, stupid, and not very fair?
Wouldn't two divisions of 6 with two wild cards and a much more balanced schedule work a lot better?
No longer would the 3 or even 4 best teams get stuck in the same division without a fair chance at the playoffs.
MLB has finally figured this out. It's not fair to teams like Tampa and Baltimore compared to teams like Minnesota, Cleveland and Chicago.
No more will St.Louis and Milwaukee get 60+ games against The Reds, Pirates and Cubs, while Arizona gets 60+ games against the Dodgers, Padres and Giants.
I am just asking for a little common sense. If MLB can figure it out and change for the better, why can't Strat-o-matic?