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BoilerRocketScientist · 02-17-2005, 09:12 AM

GMO, I'm new to this but it sounds like you have fun making these schedules (or at least have a good program to make them with) so I'll put in a request. I'm working on starting a 24 team fictional league (the North American Professional Baseball League) with 2 leagues, 3 divisions, and 4 teams per division.

I'm thinking of 2 options. The first has 20 games within the division, 6 games against the remainder of each league, and 4 interleague games, which (if I did my math correctly) comes up to 156 games. The other option has 16 division games, 8 league games, and 4 interleague games for 160 games. I would plan on starting the league in early April and have it run through to the end with the All-Star game after the championship series. The end of the season would just fall out of the schedule depending on the number of days off. I'm not sure what you usually use as a basis for days off but is 1 day off every 2 weeks reasonable?

Thanks greatly!!

02-17-2005, 09:12 AM	#476 (permalink)
BoilerRocketScientist Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Annapolis, MD Posts: 133	GMO, I'm new to this but it sounds like you have fun making these schedules (or at least have a good program to make them with) so I'll put in a request. I'm working on starting a 24 team fictional league (the North American Professional Baseball League) with 2 leagues, 3 divisions, and 4 teams per division. I'm thinking of 2 options. The first has 20 games within the division, 6 games against the remainder of each league, and 4 interleague games, which (if I did my math correctly) comes up to 156 games. The other option has 16 division games, 8 league games, and 4 interleague games for 160 games. I would plan on starting the league in early April and have it run through to the end with the All-Star game after the championship series. The end of the season would just fall out of the schedule depending on the number of days off. I'm not sure what you usually use as a basis for days off but is 1 day off every 2 weeks reasonable? Thanks greatly!!