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Projecting what MLB realignment might look like with expansion on the horizon
That’s news when the commissioner says it publicly, but impending realignment has not been a closely guarded secret. Expanding to 32 clubs would necessitate some reshuffling, the most likely of which would be moving to eight divisions of four teams apiece.
A lockout after next season is being treated like a foregone conclusion. Anything that shifts our attention away from that is ...
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Grading The Week: Rockies fans should root for MLB realignment, kiss Dodgers, Giants, Padres goodbye
The Rockies as of last Friday ranked 21st among MLB clubs in total payroll, per Spotrac.com. The Dodgers were first. The ...
Baseball insiders have whispered about the possibility of regional-based realignment for a few years. MLB commissioner Rob ...
Manfred has also stated that he would like the expansion to be decided before he leaves his role in 2029. His choice to ...
1961-62: The American League, followed by the National League, expands from eight teams to 10. St. Louis, landlocked (unless ...
During the Little League Classic between the New York Mets and Seattle Mariners on ESPN, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred hinted ...
Recently, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred noted that the league could realign geographically. FOX Sports outlined a plan that ...
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred opened up about geographical realignment during the Seattle Mariners and New York Mets' game on ...
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred said that MLB realignment is something to think about in the near future, and it could certainly ...
If the league expands to 32 teams, it seems more likely that the season will last 156 games — or possibly 154 — than 162.
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