Why are there only four games today? I was under the impression that the All-Star break was three days long. And you wonder how things like this end up happening.
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4 comments:
What do you think the true odds would be set at for the NL West winner having a sub .500 record?
20% or so?
vr, Xei
Sir-
There's only four games because it's a Thursday, so a game today means a four-game series with a day game to wrap it up, since the MLB schedule always has everyone in action over the weekend. There's a couple scheduled four-game series every season, but they're certainly not gonna opt for one when the alternative is to give most players an extra vacation day.
I understand that, but it didn't stop them in the past. In 2006 they cut it down to seven games, then six last year, and now four. I am not a fan of this trend.
Hmmm. I'm out of ideas. Did they use it for make-up games in the past? Seems like there haven't been a lot of rainouts this year. A stretch, but that's about all I've got.
It sure would be nice to trade some of those Sunday afternoon mid-British Open baseball games for a few more games tonight.
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