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MLB Survey Question 9: Restructured Divisions


Strongly approve 6 votes

Somewhat approve 2 votes

Neither approve nor disapprove 5 votes

Somewhat disapprove 4 votes

Strongly disapprove 3 votes

Benjamin Grimm
Apr 24 2020 02:25 PM

Major League Baseball has sent out a fan survey, asking fifteen questions. Let's make each of these a poll, so they can be voted on and discussed individually.



To ease the process of schedule-making, the current Division structure is abandoned and standings are based on new Division structures

kcmets
Apr 24 2020 06:24 PM
Re: MLB Survey Question 9: Restructured Divisions

Took Neither, don't really understand this proposal as written.

Fman99
Apr 24 2020 08:33 PM
Re: MLB Survey Question 9: Restructured Divisions

For one season, sure, why not.

bmfc1
Apr 25 2020 06:39 AM
Re: MLB Survey Question 9: Restructured Divisions

=kcmets post_id=35884 time=1587774265 user_id=53]
Took Neither, don't really understand this proposal as written.

I interpreted this as based on the Florida/Arizona idea which placed teams in divisions based on their spring training locations.

Benjamin Grimm
Apr 25 2020 07:43 AM
Re: MLB Survey Question 9: Restructured Divisions

Yes, that's what I think it means. And I strongly approve. I think the spring-training site idea is the best one I've heard, and I'd love to see it happen.

kcmets
Apr 25 2020 08:00 AM
Re: MLB Survey Question 9: Restructured Divisions

Not having looked it up, aren't most teams now in Arizona? Seems like the

Mets play the same handful of teams in Florida all spring.

Benjamin Grimm
Apr 25 2020 08:01 AM
Re: MLB Survey Question 9: Restructured Divisions

There are 15 teams in the Cactus League and 15 in the Grapefruit League. The Mets, I think, only play the other East Coast teams during spring training, with perhaps a few exceptions. They don't go to the Gulf Coast sites.

kcmets
Apr 25 2020 08:04 AM
Re: MLB Survey Question 9: Restructured Divisions

Duh on me, put me down for two thumbs up then.