The Rangers have 31 of their next 43 games on the road. Who schedules this nonsense?
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Some couple in the east coast I believe. The schedules make no sense at times, such as teams having to go from west coast to east coast then to west coast. -
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Some couple in the east coast I believe. The schedules make no sense at times, such as teams having to go from west coast to east coast then to west coast.Comment
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Some couple in the east coast I believe. The schedules make no sense at times, such as teams having to go from west coast to east coast then to west coast.Comment
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Erod said:
The Rangers have 31 of their next 43 games on the road. Who schedules this nonsense?
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My favorite scheduling goof was pointed out on TBS the other day:
The Montreal Expos are playing the Toronto Blue Jays on July 1. That happens to be Canada Day (similar to July 4 in the US in terms of importance). So of course it makes sense that the two Canadian teams would play each other.
Except that the game is in Puerto Rico
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Erod said:
The Rangers have 31 of their next 43 games on the road. Who schedules this nonsense?
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My favorite scheduling goof was pointed out on TBS the other day:
The Montreal Expos are playing the Toronto Blue Jays on July 1. That happens to be Canada Day (similar to July 4 in the US in terms of importance). So of course it makes sense that the two Canadian teams would play each other.
Except that the game is in Puerto Rico
“In my lifetime, we've gone from Eisenhower to George W. Bush. We've gone from John F. Kennedy to Al Gore. If this is evolution, I believe that in twelve years, we'll be voting for plants.” - Lewis BlackComment
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Erod said:
The Rangers have 31 of their next 43 games on the road. Who schedules this nonsense?
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My favorite scheduling goof was pointed out on TBS the other day:
The Montreal Expos are playing the Toronto Blue Jays on July 1. That happens to be Canada Day (similar to July 4 in the US in terms of importance). So of course it makes sense that the two Canadian teams would play each other.
Except that the game is in Puerto Rico
“In my lifetime, we've gone from Eisenhower to George W. Bush. We've gone from John F. Kennedy to Al Gore. If this is evolution, I believe that in twelve years, we'll be voting for plants.” - Lewis BlackComment
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Erod said:
The Rangers have 31 of their next 43 games on the road. Who schedules this nonsense?
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My favorite scheduling goof was pointed out on TBS the other day:
The Montreal Expos are playing the Toronto Blue Jays on July 1. That happens to be Canada Day (similar to July 4 in the US in terms of importance). So of course it makes sense that the two Canadian teams would play each other.
Except that the game is in Puerto Rico
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LetsGoPitt said:
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Erod said:
The Rangers have 31 of their next 43 games on the road. Who schedules this nonsense?
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My favorite scheduling goof was pointed out on TBS the other day:
The Montreal Expos are playing the Toronto Blue Jays on July 1. That happens to be Canada Day (similar to July 4 in the US in terms of importance). So of course it makes sense that the two Canadian teams would play each other.
Except that the game is in Puerto Rico
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LetsGoPitt said:
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Erod said:
The Rangers have 31 of their next 43 games on the road. Who schedules this nonsense?
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My favorite scheduling goof was pointed out on TBS the other day:
The Montreal Expos are playing the Toronto Blue Jays on July 1. That happens to be Canada Day (similar to July 4 in the US in terms of importance). So of course it makes sense that the two Canadian teams would play each other.
Except that the game is in Puerto Rico
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Erod said:
The Rangers have 31 of their next 43 games on the road. Who schedules this nonsense?
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yea, but they will make those up by being at home for a long period of time.Comment
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Erod said:
The Rangers have 31 of their next 43 games on the road. Who schedules this nonsense?
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yea, but they will make those up by being at home for a long period of time.Comment
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Erod said:
The Rangers have 31 of their next 43 games on the road. Who schedules this nonsense?
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yea, but they will make those up by being at home for a long period of time.Comment
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LetsGoPitt said:
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Erod said:
The Rangers have 31 of their next 43 games on the road. Who schedules this nonsense?
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My favorite scheduling goof was pointed out on TBS the other day:
The Montreal Expos are playing the Toronto Blue Jays on July 1. That happens to be Canada Day (similar to July 4 in the US in terms of importance). So of course it makes sense that the two Canadian teams would play each other.
Except that the game is in Puerto Rico
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nice job MLB nice job.
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Sully said:
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LetsGoPitt said:
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Erod said:
The Rangers have 31 of their next 43 games on the road. Who schedules this nonsense?
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My favorite scheduling goof was pointed out on TBS the other day:
The Montreal Expos are playing the Toronto Blue Jays on July 1. That happens to be Canada Day (similar to July 4 in the US in terms of importance). So of course it makes sense that the two Canadian teams would play each other.
Except that the game is in Puerto Rico
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nice job MLB nice job.
President of the Devils Den
(2009 Pre-Season NIT Champs/2010 ACC Co Reg Season/ACC Tournament/South Regional Champs/National Champs)Comment
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