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Fansided · Oct 14, 2019

A Cleveland Indians-inspired Interleague proposal

MLB decided to pit two playoff-caliber teams against each other in an Interleague series to end the season. Is there a way to avoid this in the future?

The Cleveland Indians ended the 2019 season in a National League park. Had they not taken a swan dive out of the playoff race in the two games prior to their final series in Washington, the Indians would have been fighting tooth and nail for a Wild Card berth without their designated hitter.

On paper, an American League team playing its final games in a National League city benefits not only the NL team, but also any AL team who is not playing Interleague games to finish off its season.

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