1. The All-Star Series Games

   Baseball's annual All-Star Series games would showcase the game's best players, as voted in by -YOU-,
   the fans. The games would be played each season in the 2nd full week of July. An American League
   city would host one game, and a National League city the other game. The first game would be played
   on a Tuesday Night, following by the second game on a Thursday Night.

   The annual A.L. (A) and N.L. (N) city schedule would be as follows ...

    2025 ... New York (Yankees, A) Los Angeles (Dodgers, N)
    2026 ... Chicago (Cubs, N) Detroit (A)
    2027 ... Dallas-Ft. Worth (Tex Rangers, A) Charlotte (Carolina, N)
    2028 ... Atlanta (N) Boston (A)

    2029 ... Denver (Colorado, A) Miami (N)
    2030 ... Tampa Bay (N) Seattle (A)
    2031 ... Cleveland (A) Milwaukee (N)
    2032 ... New York (Mets, N) Baltimore (A)

    2033 ... Chicago (White Sox, A) Pittsburgh (N)
    2034 ... Cincinnati (N) Las Vegas (A)
    2035 ... Kansas City (A) St. Louis (N)
    2036 ... Philadelphia (N) Toronto (A)

    2037 ... Los Angeles (Angels, A) Washington (N)
    2038 ... San Francisco (N) Nashville (Tennessee, A)
    2039 ... Houston (A) San Diego (N)
    2040 ... Arizona (N) Minneapolis-St. Paul (Twins, A)

   ... and would repeat as shown above in sixteen-year periods (2041-2056, 2057-2072, etc.).


2. Playoffs: Pennant Championship Series

   A three-week tournament in which the division champions (seeds #1 thru #4) in each league play
   one five game series with each other. In each such individual series, a lower-seeded team hosts
   the first two games, while a higher-seeded team hosts the final three games. All five games of
   each individual series are played.

   If any game is tied after nine full innings, then extra innings will be played until the tie is broken
   and one team wins outright.

   The team in each league which has the best Pennant Championship Series record (overall wins,
   including head-to-head tie-breakers) will advance directly to the World Series.
  P.C.S.                            Playoff   Games Played
  Week   N.L. or A.L. Matchups      Seed      Home ... Away
  ----------------------------      ------------------------
    1 .. #1 vs #4  | #2 vs #3        #1       Nine ... Six
    2 .. #1 vs #3  | #2 vs #4        #2       Eight .. Seven
    3 .. #1 vs #2  | #3 vs #4        #3       Seven .. Eight
                                     #4       Six .... Nine
   Total of 60 games are played (20 + 20 + 20) during the three weeks by all teams.
   For just one team, a total of 15 games (5 + 5 + 5) are played.


3. Playoffs: The World Series     Best five (5) of nine (9) game series

   Even Years ....... N - N   A - A   N - N   A - A   N

   Odd Years ........ A - A   N - N   A - A   N - N   A

   N = National League City     A = American League City     Games 1 - 2    3 - 4    5 - 6    7 - 8    9


4. Comparison: Number of Potential Post-Season Games

   Actual ... Up to 47 games (20 A.L. / 20 N.L. / 7 W.S.)

    »» Two wild card teams ... Best 2-of-3 Game Playoff ..... 6

    »» Division Series (best 3-of-5) ....
        #1 seed vs Wild Card ... Up to five games ..... 10
        #2 seed vs #3 seed ....... Up to five games ..... 10

    »» League Championship Series (best 4-of-7) .... Up to seven games ..... 14

    »» World Series (best 4-of-7) ... Up to seven games ..... 7

    »» One Team, Up to 19 games (no wild card)   -OR-   22 games (with wild card)


   "32-132" Proposal ... Up to 69 games (30 A.L. / 30 N.L. / 9 W.S.)

    »» Pennant Championship Series ... 20 total games per week, 60 total for three weeks ... 60

    »» World Series (best 5-of-9) ... Up to nine games ... 9

    »» One Team, Up to 24 games (15 P.C.S., up to 9 W.S.)


    For one team, the -ENTIRE- "32-132" season could consist of up to 156 games, 132 in the regular
    season and up to 24 in the post-season.   The potential total of 156 games is six less than the 162
    games played just in the current actual M.L.B. regular season alone !!!




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