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    It’s time for baseball to realign its divisions. Here’s what it should look like

    In 2022, the Angels will play 19 games against the Texas Rangers and none against the San Diego Padres. In 2023, the Angels will play 14 games against the Texas Rangers and three against the San Diego Padres. That’s progress. But the next frontier of schedule reform should involve radical realignment, in which divisions would be organized not by traditional league structure but by geography — ...
    by Bill Shaikin, Los Angeles Times Apr 01, 2022 1 minute
    MVP Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Angels could be playing frequently against the cross-town rival Los Angeles Dodgers in a new realignment offered up by a Los Angeles Times columnist.

    In 2022, the Angels will play 19 games against the Texas Rangers and none against the San Diego Padres.

    In 2023, the Angels will play 14 games against the Texas Rangers and three against

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