We'd have to go like 33-9 or something crazy like just to get to 86 wins. And then we'd have to hope most of other teams ahead of us were below .500 the rest of the way.
That's not all. Again, we would essentially have to play better then the Brewers have played since the ASB, plus hope that the teams in front of us play .500 ball or worse.Carrasco is out already, so we need Sale back and healthy, better results from Strider, Waldrep to continue to shine, and Wentz to keep pitching as he has.
That’s all.
I’d rather do it that way and/or at least go back to an unbalanced schedule. With the rule changes and the elimination of League Presidents 30 years ago, AL/NL is an arbitrary label at this point.
They've already pissed on the traditions though. There was no regular season interleague play until the 90s, then they added a couple of weeks worth of games around the middle of the season, now they've added more and it is throughout the season.It is but having an Eastern Conference and Western Conference in baseball is so un-American. Even my liberal self wouldn't succumb to such pissing on traditions to call it that.
Still call it AL and NL then. A lot of it can probably be achieved by just switching 5-10teams like they did with the Brewers and Astros.It is but having an Eastern Conference and Western Conference in baseball is so un-American. Even my liberal self wouldn't succumb to such pissing on traditions to call it that.
I’m so old that I remember the Braves in the NL West playing 30 games a year on the west coast at 10:35. And you had to stay up because there was no internet and the newspaper deadline was midnight. And ESPN hadn’t invented the scroll yet so you just had to watch Sportscenter and wade through a bunch of catchphrases until they happened to say the score you wanted to hear.They've already pissed on the traditions though. There was no regular season interleague play until the 90s, then they added a couple of weeks worth of games around the middle of the season, now they've added more and it is throughout the season.