Nearly identical, but not. A good team like the Yankees don't play themselves, making there schedule slightly more tough than the Jays.
While for the Jays....it was like every single series it was a tough opponent except every once in a while we'll get the Twins or the Indians rolf.


Hopefully the payroll SKYROCKETS

fun talking to you guys this year

didn't turn out the way I hoped

see ya next year

That's an excellent point, I had not considered that.

This post was edited by shay11 on Oct 4 2012 11:11am

Yes, let this thread die and lets stop defaming ourselves with this horrid team for at least a few months.


RIP.







I am on my knees hoping that is not sarcasm...I worked hard on that post.

Aren't you usually on them anyways?

No I'm serious. That is a very good point.

It also has me thinking about regional rivalries affecting inter-league schedules.

I'd rather have 3 extra vs the Mets as opposed to the Nationals this year. On consideration of Baltimore and the Yankees.

This post was edited by shay11 on Oct 4 2012 01:02pm

Look what happens when you bet against the Jays all season.








You get 40,000 FG








This post was edited by Wine on Oct 4 2012 01:01pm

The big news story now is what happens with Farrell. Sounds like Boston is officially interested in him.

I personally like the way interleague is set up where we face every single NL East team for a 3 game series; and then the occasional random NL team (Rockies, Houston that one year I think...., etc)
I dont think its a great way at all to be factored in a teams win/loss record....but thats why you play baseball...doesn't take away though how much more fun it is to watch the Jays face different teams and not the same thing over and over and over...






Sob.

Well I'll post when we sign some free agent starting pitchers