MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
NO NO a thousand times NO!!!!
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5A7B735A71791E0 wrote: Check this out Pirate Fans. You think the NL Central would be tough test for the Pirates, how about the Grapefruit League North Division?
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
NO NO a thousand times NO!!!!
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
NO NO a thousand times NO!!!!
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65444C654E46210 wrote: Check this out Pirate Fans. You think the NL Central would be tough test for the Pirates, how about the Grapefruit League North Division?
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
With this realignment of teams I see something positive: the Pirates won't lose to the Brewers 15 times during the year. I hate those guys.
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
With this realignment of teams I see something positive: the Pirates won't lose to the Brewers 15 times during the year. I hate those guys.
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103B29133B26373D3112313C315E0 wrote: Check this out Pirate Fans. You think the NL Central would be tough test for the Pirates, how about the Grapefruit League North Division?
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
ugh, no no no. Not because of competition this season, but because this is the gateway to the permanent radical realignment and getting rid of the American and National Leagues that they've been talking about.
Temporary!
They'll use it as a test drive to try to convince people it would the right way to go moving forward.
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
ugh, no no no. Not because of competition this season, but because this is the gateway to the permanent radical realignment and getting rid of the American and National Leagues that they've been talking about.
Temporary!
They'll use it as a test drive to try to convince people it would the right way to go moving forward.
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Possible start to season in May-
02303C3C281A39303D383730510 wrote: Check this out Pirate Fans. You think the NL Central would be tough test for the Pirates, how about the Grapefruit League North Division?
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
ugh, no no no. Not because of competition this season, but because this is the gateway to the permanent radical realignment and getting rid of the American and National Leagues that they've been talking about.
Temporary!
They'll use it as a test drive to try to convince people it would the right way to go moving forward.
Maybe I've missed something in the rumor mill, but why are you thinking this way?
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
ugh, no no no. Not because of competition this season, but because this is the gateway to the permanent radical realignment and getting rid of the American and National Leagues that they've been talking about.
Temporary!
They'll use it as a test drive to try to convince people it would the right way to go moving forward.
Maybe I've missed something in the rumor mill, but why are you thinking this way?
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2drfischer@gmail.c
Possible start to season in May-
5D76645E766B7A707C5F7C717C130 wrote: Check this out Pirate Fans. You think the NL Central would be tough test for the Pirates, how about the Grapefruit League North Division?
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
ugh, no no no. Not because of competition this season, but because this is the gateway to the permanent radical realignment and getting rid of the American and National Leagues that they've been talking about.
Temporary!
They'll use it as a test drive to try to convince people it would the right way to go moving forward.
Maybe I've missed something in the rumor mill, but why are you thinking this way?
I think the reason is because baseball has always been a regional game, and I think the owners want to better capture that. I've felt for some time now that MLB has wanted to restructure the two leagues, mixing American and National League teams together, to create regional rivalries. I feel that was the purpose of playing Interleague games, to get us fans used to the mixing of the two leagues.
Remember when Interleague games were only played at certain times during the year, and they were special? With the moving of the Astros and the balancing of the leagues, now they're played throughout the season and I don't even notice them anymore. Box scores used to be printed by league in the papers every morning, now they're mixed together as if to say, "Baseball is one entity now, not two". Umpires no longer serve one league, but both. These are the little things that have been done to move us towards accepting restructuring. I think when they expand by two more teams, that's when the realignment will come.
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
ugh, no no no. Not because of competition this season, but because this is the gateway to the permanent radical realignment and getting rid of the American and National Leagues that they've been talking about.
Temporary!
They'll use it as a test drive to try to convince people it would the right way to go moving forward.
Maybe I've missed something in the rumor mill, but why are you thinking this way?
I think the reason is because baseball has always been a regional game, and I think the owners want to better capture that. I've felt for some time now that MLB has wanted to restructure the two leagues, mixing American and National League teams together, to create regional rivalries. I feel that was the purpose of playing Interleague games, to get us fans used to the mixing of the two leagues.
Remember when Interleague games were only played at certain times during the year, and they were special? With the moving of the Astros and the balancing of the leagues, now they're played throughout the season and I don't even notice them anymore. Box scores used to be printed by league in the papers every morning, now they're mixed together as if to say, "Baseball is one entity now, not two". Umpires no longer serve one league, but both. These are the little things that have been done to move us towards accepting restructuring. I think when they expand by two more teams, that's when the realignment will come.
Possible start to season in May-
287E687C736979727F685A7D777B737634791A0 wrote: Check this out Pirate Fans. You think the NL Central would be tough test for the Pirates, how about the Grapefruit League North Division?
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
ugh, no no no. Not because of competition this season, but because this is the gateway to the permanent radical realignment and getting rid of the American and National Leagues that they've been talking about.
Temporary!
They'll use it as a test drive to try to convince people it would the right way to go moving forward.
Maybe I've missed something in the rumor mill, but why are you thinking this way?
I think the reason is because baseball has always been a regional game, and I think the owners want to better capture that. I've felt for some time now that MLB has wanted to restructure the two leagues, mixing American and National League teams together, to create regional rivalries. I feel that was the purpose of playing Interleague games, to get us fans used to the mixing of the two leagues.
Remember when Interleague games were only played at certain times during the year, and they were special? With the moving of the Astros and the balancing of the leagues, now they're played throughout the season and I don't even notice them anymore. Box scores used to be printed by league in the papers every morning, now they're mixed together as if to say, "Baseball is one entity now, not two". Umpires no longer serve one league, but both. These are the little things that have been done to move us towards accepting restructuring. I think when they expand by two more teams, that's when the realignment will come.
I think this is right and hope it is still a long way away. Impressed that you get a paper that still prints box scores. I hardly ever look at box scores anymore because it is a pain to find them online. I look at Pirates on mlb.com or espn but that is usually it.
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
ugh, no no no. Not because of competition this season, but because this is the gateway to the permanent radical realignment and getting rid of the American and National Leagues that they've been talking about.
Temporary!
They'll use it as a test drive to try to convince people it would the right way to go moving forward.
Maybe I've missed something in the rumor mill, but why are you thinking this way?
I think the reason is because baseball has always been a regional game, and I think the owners want to better capture that. I've felt for some time now that MLB has wanted to restructure the two leagues, mixing American and National League teams together, to create regional rivalries. I feel that was the purpose of playing Interleague games, to get us fans used to the mixing of the two leagues.
Remember when Interleague games were only played at certain times during the year, and they were special? With the moving of the Astros and the balancing of the leagues, now they're played throughout the season and I don't even notice them anymore. Box scores used to be printed by league in the papers every morning, now they're mixed together as if to say, "Baseball is one entity now, not two". Umpires no longer serve one league, but both. These are the little things that have been done to move us towards accepting restructuring. I think when they expand by two more teams, that's when the realignment will come.
I think this is right and hope it is still a long way away. Impressed that you get a paper that still prints box scores. I hardly ever look at box scores anymore because it is a pain to find them online. I look at Pirates on mlb.com or espn but that is usually it.
Possible start to season in May-
782E382C233929222F380A2D272B232664294A0 wrote: Check this out Pirate Fans. You think the NL Central would be tough test for the Pirates, how about the Grapefruit League North Division?
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
ugh, no no no. Not because of competition this season, but because this is the gateway to the permanent radical realignment and getting rid of the American and National Leagues that they've been talking about.
Temporary!
They'll use it as a test drive to try to convince people it would the right way to go moving forward.
Maybe I've missed something in the rumor mill, but why are you thinking this way?
I think the reason is because baseball has always been a regional game, and I think the owners want to better capture that. I've felt for some time now that MLB has wanted to restructure the two leagues, mixing American and National League teams together, to create regional rivalries. I feel that was the purpose of playing Interleague games, to get us fans used to the mixing of the two leagues.
Remember when Interleague games were only played at certain times during the year, and they were special? With the moving of the Astros and the balancing of the leagues, now they're played throughout the season and I don't even notice them anymore. Box scores used to be printed by league in the papers every morning, now they're mixed together as if to say, "Baseball is one entity now, not two". Umpires no longer serve one league, but both. These are the little things that have been done to move us towards accepting restructuring. I think when they expand by two more teams, that's when the realignment will come.
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WOW, you must have really struggled when they went from just Amercan League and National League to the Division Structure.
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
ugh, no no no. Not because of competition this season, but because this is the gateway to the permanent radical realignment and getting rid of the American and National Leagues that they've been talking about.
Temporary!
They'll use it as a test drive to try to convince people it would the right way to go moving forward.
Maybe I've missed something in the rumor mill, but why are you thinking this way?
I think the reason is because baseball has always been a regional game, and I think the owners want to better capture that. I've felt for some time now that MLB has wanted to restructure the two leagues, mixing American and National League teams together, to create regional rivalries. I feel that was the purpose of playing Interleague games, to get us fans used to the mixing of the two leagues.
Remember when Interleague games were only played at certain times during the year, and they were special? With the moving of the Astros and the balancing of the leagues, now they're played throughout the season and I don't even notice them anymore. Box scores used to be printed by league in the papers every morning, now they're mixed together as if to say, "Baseball is one entity now, not two". Umpires no longer serve one league, but both. These are the little things that have been done to move us towards accepting restructuring. I think when they expand by two more teams, that's when the realignment will come.
______
WOW, you must have really struggled when they went from just Amercan League and National League to the Division Structure.
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2drfischer@gmail.c
Possible start to season in May-
0A2C2D3A2C3C4F0 wrote: Check this out Pirate Fans. You think the NL Central would be tough test for the Pirates, how about the Grapefruit League North Division?
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
ugh, no no no. Not because of competition this season, but because this is the gateway to the permanent radical realignment and getting rid of the American and National Leagues that they've been talking about.
Temporary!
They'll use it as a test drive to try to convince people it would the right way to go moving forward.
Maybe I've missed something in the rumor mill, but why are you thinking this way?
I think the reason is because baseball has always been a regional game, and I think the owners want to better capture that. I've felt for some time now that MLB has wanted to restructure the two leagues, mixing American and National League teams together, to create regional rivalries. I feel that was the purpose of playing Interleague games, to get us fans used to the mixing of the two leagues.
Remember when Interleague games were only played at certain times during the year, and they were special? With the moving of the Astros and the balancing of the leagues, now they're played throughout the season and I don't even notice them anymore. Box scores used to be printed by league in the papers every morning, now they're mixed together as if to say, "Baseball is one entity now, not two". Umpires no longer serve one league, but both. These are the little things that have been done to move us towards accepting restructuring. I think when they expand by two more teams, that's when the realignment will come.
I think this is right [highlight]and hope it is still a long way away.[/highlight] Impressed that you get a paper that still prints box scores. I hardly ever look at box scores anymore because it is a pain to find them online. I look at Pirates on mlb.com or espn but that is usually it.
I think it's still a few years away. I don't think expansion will happen anytime soon so it might be another 10-15 years before realignment occurs. I don't know it MLB is in any hurry, but they have been laying the groundwork for this for a few years now.
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
ugh, no no no. Not because of competition this season, but because this is the gateway to the permanent radical realignment and getting rid of the American and National Leagues that they've been talking about.
Temporary!
They'll use it as a test drive to try to convince people it would the right way to go moving forward.
Maybe I've missed something in the rumor mill, but why are you thinking this way?
I think the reason is because baseball has always been a regional game, and I think the owners want to better capture that. I've felt for some time now that MLB has wanted to restructure the two leagues, mixing American and National League teams together, to create regional rivalries. I feel that was the purpose of playing Interleague games, to get us fans used to the mixing of the two leagues.
Remember when Interleague games were only played at certain times during the year, and they were special? With the moving of the Astros and the balancing of the leagues, now they're played throughout the season and I don't even notice them anymore. Box scores used to be printed by league in the papers every morning, now they're mixed together as if to say, "Baseball is one entity now, not two". Umpires no longer serve one league, but both. These are the little things that have been done to move us towards accepting restructuring. I think when they expand by two more teams, that's when the realignment will come.
I think this is right [highlight]and hope it is still a long way away.[/highlight] Impressed that you get a paper that still prints box scores. I hardly ever look at box scores anymore because it is a pain to find them online. I look at Pirates on mlb.com or espn but that is usually it.
I think it's still a few years away. I don't think expansion will happen anytime soon so it might be another 10-15 years before realignment occurs. I don't know it MLB is in any hurry, but they have been laying the groundwork for this for a few years now.
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2drfischer@gmail.c
Possible start to season in May-
342F22232A2629470 wrote: Check this out Pirate Fans. You think the NL Central would be tough test for the Pirates, how about the Grapefruit League North Division?
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
ugh, no no no. Not because of competition this season, but because this is the gateway to the permanent radical realignment and getting rid of the American and National Leagues that they've been talking about.
Temporary!
They'll use it as a test drive to try to convince people it would the right way to go moving forward.
Maybe I've missed something in the rumor mill, but why are you thinking this way?
I think the reason is because baseball has always been a regional game, and I think the owners want to better capture that. I've felt for some time now that MLB has wanted to restructure the two leagues, mixing American and National League teams together, to create regional rivalries. I feel that was the purpose of playing Interleague games, to get us fans used to the mixing of the two leagues.
Remember when Interleague games were only played at certain times during the year, and they were special? With the moving of the Astros and the balancing of the leagues, now they're played throughout the season and I don't even notice them anymore. Box scores used to be printed by league in the papers every morning, now they're mixed together as if to say, "Baseball is one entity now, not two". Umpires no longer serve one league, but both. These are the little things that have been done to move us towards accepting restructuring. I think when they expand by two more teams, that's when the realignment will come.
______
WOW, you must have really struggled when they went from just Amercan League and National League to the Division Structure.
Why would I have struggled? The leagues remained the same, MLB just regionalized the teams within the leagues.
MLB Considers Radical Move for 2020 Season
Holy Shit! :o
ugh, no no no. Not because of competition this season, but because this is the gateway to the permanent radical realignment and getting rid of the American and National Leagues that they've been talking about.
Temporary!
They'll use it as a test drive to try to convince people it would the right way to go moving forward.
Maybe I've missed something in the rumor mill, but why are you thinking this way?
I think the reason is because baseball has always been a regional game, and I think the owners want to better capture that. I've felt for some time now that MLB has wanted to restructure the two leagues, mixing American and National League teams together, to create regional rivalries. I feel that was the purpose of playing Interleague games, to get us fans used to the mixing of the two leagues.
Remember when Interleague games were only played at certain times during the year, and they were special? With the moving of the Astros and the balancing of the leagues, now they're played throughout the season and I don't even notice them anymore. Box scores used to be printed by league in the papers every morning, now they're mixed together as if to say, "Baseball is one entity now, not two". Umpires no longer serve one league, but both. These are the little things that have been done to move us towards accepting restructuring. I think when they expand by two more teams, that's when the realignment will come.
______
WOW, you must have really struggled when they went from just Amercan League and National League to the Division Structure.
Why would I have struggled? The leagues remained the same, MLB just regionalized the teams within the leagues.
Possible start to season in May-
This is what scares me: "The DH would likely be universally implemented as well."
I can't imagine it would go away if they use it for a clown season like this.
I can't imagine it would go away if they use it for a clown season like this.