I don't have a problem with having two pro leagues for one sport, but I do have a problem with inter-league play. With my system, there will still be two leagues, the Grapefruit League (GL) & the Melon League (ML.) However, making two teams that play with different rules play each other doesn't work. With my system, there will be no inter-league play, & The All-Star Game won't mean anything (there will still be a World Series.) "Major League Baseball," will only have three rules, the rest shall be made by each league. The MLB rules are:
- Never shall a team from the Grapefruit League & the Melon League play each other, except in the World Series.
- Each League must allow a Designated Hitter to be used.
- In the World Series, or All-Star game, the home team's League rules will be used.
Each league will have four divisions with four teams based loosely on location.
GRAPEFRUIT LEAGUE:
Southeast Division:
This one is simple, put all the most south east teams in the most southern division.
Northeast Division:
As I said at the top, with 15 teams, you can't have even divisions, so I've given two cities expansion teams in each league, in this league, I gave Montreal the Expos back.
Central Division:
Pretty Simple.
Pacific Division:
Put the Western most teams in the most Western division.
MELON LEAGUE:
Southeast Division:
My second expansion team, Jacksonville's AA Suns will move to Panama City, & they'll get a MLB team with the same name.
Northeast Division:
Three of these teams were in the central. They're now in the northeast to make room for the central.
Central Division:
Now I'm starting to see a few teams that aren't in their closest division.
Pacific Division:
The most location based division of all.
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