I agree completely. The NFL has a good way of scheduling out of conference games in which every team within division "A" plays every team from division "B". Then rotates which division a team plays every year. This format should be copied simply because it is more fair and eliminates any disadvantage.
For instance, here is a peek at 2 teams from the AL Central's Inter-league schedule.....
Cleveland….
@ Cinci- 3 games (NL Central)
vs. SD- 3 games (NL West)
@ Colorado- 3 games (NL West)
@ LAD- 3 games (NL West)
vs. SFG- 3 games (NL West)
vs. Cinci- 3 games (NL Central)
Detroit…..
@ Arizona- 3 games (NL Central)
vs. LAD- 3 games (NL Central)
@ SFG- 3 games (NL Central)
@ SD- 3 games (NL Central)
vs. STL- 3 games (NL Central)
vs. Colorado- 3 games (NL Central)
As you notice, Cleveland plays 4 of the 5 teams from the NL West. The only team from the NL West in which they don't play is Arizona. Instead, they play Cinci (NL Central) in two separate series'.
Detroit however, plays everyone from the NL West, and St. Louis from the NL Central.
This doesn't make much sense as it is right now.....