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The latest number being bandied about for once the season resumes is reducing the number of games to 100. In following the above blueprint, this could easily be remedied by eliminating the 20 interleague games, even tho I really like the idea of facing our fellow Central division rivals from the NL, especially the Cubs. And games against the Brewers and improved Reds would have been fun as well. But if we really are going to reduce the schedule this much, something's gotta give and to me interleague play should be the primary sacrifice.The other day I read an interesting idea from a baseball fan on another website who favors a not-too-shortened schedule, but of course it's assuming that the season will start by July 1st at the latest:
Total games: 120
Divisional: 40 (8 games against each division rival)
Other divisions, same league: 60 (6 games against each rival in the other two divisions)
Opposite division in the other league: 20 (4 games against each, ie, AL Central v NL Central, etc)
I like it because it's realistic, at least in terms of fitting that many games into a shortened season. It's balanced as far as home-away games are played. Team-by-team you still play the most games against each division rival, and still get 20 interleague games in as well. No idea how this would pan out logistically, but at least on paper it's fair and workable.