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 AJ> I think it would make more sense to limit interleague games to natural
 AJ> rivals and increase the number of games between the teams.  In fact,
 AJ> it would make sense to restructure the leagues and their schedules to
 AJ> accentuate such rivalries.  But making sensible moves doesn't seem to
 AJ> be what baseball is about.
 TM> But what if you're the White Sox and your "natural rival" is the Cubs,
 TM> who are having a horrible year, and Kansas City's "natural rival" is
 TM> the Cardinals, who are having a fantastic year?  Do you think that's
 TM> fair to the Royals and their playoff chances?
I don't think this is a valid objection. You could make the same point
about leaving the leagues alone. Some years, you are going to be in a
tough division, and a very good record will not be good enough for first
place. Other years, you will be in a very weak division and you could get
into the playoffs with a record barely over .500. Restructuring neither
accentuates nor alleviates this problem.
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