Indians management could be consultants for sure.
Oof, this joke has gone viral, pun intended, across half the teams in every league the last couple weeks...at least you put a unique spin on it.
One of the nice things about when we get out of the woods on this will be being able to retire the "they already have no fans!!111!!!" joke.
I'm not sure playing into November is an option for the northern teams. The average high temperature in Cleveland in November is 52 with a low of 39. We average four inches of snow. Any games played in Cleveland in November would have to be day games and in the first week or two.
There has been some talk of making sure the World Series ends before the Presidential Election, although I'm not sure why that's important.
I'm all for larger rosters and double-headers, but I'm not sure the season should be extended more than a couple of weeks longer than normal. Also, neutral sites means empty stadiums, although there are a lot of Indians fans in Florida.
I think the current schedule should be scrapped and a new one drawn up that eliminates inter-league play and results in something like each team playing three 4-game series against its divisional opponents (48 games) and two 3-game series against the other 10 teams (60 games) for a total of 108 games with the season ending on time or possibly a couple of weeks later than usual. This assumes the season starts July 1 and ends Oct. 8 for a total of 100 days.
Most of the Noivember/December game proposals do involve warm weather and/or retractable roofs.
Supposedly, we do have to have at least one 'Skins game in the NFL before the election due to the laws of nature, although that "rule" appears to have become irrelevant recently.
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