Agree. When was the last expansion in baseball?

Oct 5, 2015
1:10:10pm

StantonMac

I know they added Tampa, Florida, Arizona and Colorado within a few years period, but that seems like such a long time ago.

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Here's what baseball should do instead of a one-game wildcard "round"

StantonMac

10/5/15 12:19pm

Don't like it, win your division

Busiturtle

10/5/15 12:22pm

The old system with just one wildcard was the best way about it.

Revolution

10/5/15 12:23pm

Agree, but hard to put that cat back in the bag

StantonMac

10/5/15 12:36pm

But division opponents are so variable. This year the Cardinals shouldn't have

Coach's Dad

10/5/15 12:48pm

Well said. Unfair to those teams too since they'll lose.

Ash

10/5/15 12:51pm

I'd rather do away with divisions. Top 4 teams from each league go to playoffs.

byujacob

10/5/15 12:39pm

^^^^^ This. But unfortunately it won't happen.

61_Shasta

10/5/15 12:43pm

Honestly, I'd add two teams to go to 32 and then divide to 8, 4-team divisions

mannheimadler

10/5/15 1:02pm

Agree. When was the last expansion in baseball?

StantonMac

10/5/15 1:10pm

I think Tampa and Arizona were 1998.

mannheimadler

10/5/15 1:15pm

15 years ago, wow.

StantonMac

10/5/15 1:24pm

Pitching is dominating so much right now that it might actually even things up

mannheimadler

10/5/15 1:30pm

Yep. Wasn't it 7 no hitters this year?

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