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[QUOTE="ConnHuskBask, post: 5338472, member: 632"] I mean by definition isn't the regular season less meaningful when more teams make the playoffs? I understand why more playoff teams appeals to more people because it gets more teams involved. I'm just of the opinion its artificial. You play 162 games nightly over the course of 6 months just to come down to a 3 game playoff? I would expand to 32 teams AL and NL with two 8 team divisions. Ditch interleague. Dan Hurley and no Dan Hurley respectively. Division winners and 3rd best record advance to 7 game division round. 4th best and 5th best play in a 1 game playoff to advance where they play the 1 seed. [/QUOTE]
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