Inter-League Play
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Friday starts 2+ weeks of interleague play.
Among the series this weekend is a matchup of the last two World Series winners: Red Sox at Phillies.
My Sox will play at Philly, come home for Florida and Atlanta, and then hit the road to Washington and Atlanta.
Among the series this weekend is a matchup of the last two World Series winners: Red Sox at Phillies.
My Sox will play at Philly, come home for Florida and Atlanta, and then hit the road to Washington and Atlanta.
I can't wait to see the onsidedness of the Red Sox fans outnumbering the Nats fans.
You have a team with great road attendance against a team with... less-than-stellar home attendance.
This will be very interesting.
It will the the Nat's chance to have a few sell outs, should be a great time for Nat management !!!I can't wait to see the onsidedness of the Red Sox fans outnumbering the Nats fans.
You have a team with great road attendance against a team with... less-than-stellar home attendance.
This will be very interesting.
That sounds too strange, maybe the Nat's shiould play in Cleveland where they can actually get to play in the nats on Lake Erie !
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Tigers get Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Chicago and Houston, then on the road to the West coast to start in Oakland ....
They play EVERYBODY in the NL Central except the closest one, Cincy on this trip.
Could be very interesting to see where the Tigers are when the IL play shakes out.
Jimbo
They play EVERYBODY in the NL Central except the closest one, Cincy on this trip.
Could be very interesting to see where the Tigers are when the IL play shakes out.
Jimbo
ill call your bluff, the twins have been unstoppable in interleague play since its inception!
looks like the twins have 7 more wins then tigers.
here are the numbers
http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/history/interleague/records.jsp
And look who's at the bottom of the list.
:rant::rant::rant:
I saw that in an SI at my doctor's office the other day. More impressive stats from my beloved Buccos.And look who's at the bottom of the list.
This weekend begins the time, yet again, when some teams within a division get a big advantage over other teams within the same division, because of this unbalanced schedule. These few games in which some teams get to play a below .500 team for 6 games while others get to play above .500 teams for 6 games can make a difference in determining which team goes to the post season and which team does not.
Yes they have, let's hope it continues....
Unfortunatly we gave one away in our own league last night.
Very true.
This is ONE huge reason why I don't like the unbalanced schedule.
If one team plays teams that are not very good while another plays teams that are winning, that could easily swing the division in favor of the other team.
I also don't care for the Division teams playing thier own 19 times while you play the rest like 6.
Wait a second, I just checked my post and I did say since 2006. I'll stand by my original post.
