Michael

Jazz used to switch hit, dang.

What are the Braves displaying at this exhibition?

Old at this site anyways.

Not that much of a change really.

Thanks, Dad of GrandsonOfJack.

Someone said it's in an attempt to entice season ticket holders from this year to not ask for refund but rather just use that to purchase for next year. IDK.

I've been on the site for 16 years (actually today's my site birthday, how about that?), so ... that explains a bit.

I guess given his profession, losing $18.93 isn't so bad.

Rays are hosting them on a weekend for once, so I'm going to a game in that series.

Of course. But we host a weekend series against the Yankees.

Jordan McPherson (Miami Herald) noted that we have no homestand longer than seven games but more than one road trip of more than 10. Three 3-city trips with one being eight games in eight days.

Yep - not ideal but that's been all of 2020 really.

Could be one from each division and four wild cards. 🤷‍♂️ or eight wild cards, best four teams sit out the first round. Kinda like NFL.

Villar is a utilityman!

Basically. Just make geographic divisions! Talked it over a little with @SongInTheAir. West: Giants, Athletics, Padres, Angels, Dodgers, Diamondbacks, Mariners, and Vancouver or Portland expansion team. Midwest: Rockies, Tigers, Cubs, White Sox, Cardinals, Royals, Brewers, Twins. Southeast: Marlins, Rays, Astros, Rangers, Braves, Orioles, Nationals, Nashville expansion team. Northeast: Reds, "Indians", Pirates, Phillies, Blue Jays, Red Sox, Yankees, Mets. It could work, geographically cuts down travel a bunch and each division can still be fairly competitive.