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Fansided · Apr 11, 2020

How the Seattle Mariners could fare in the proposed “Northwest Division”

Everything can change at a moment’s notice, but for now, the Mariners may find themselves temporarily in an all-new division for the 2020 regular season.

Per Bob Nightengale of USA Today, Major League Baseball’s plan to play all regular season games in Arizona has shifted towards a schedule that falls more in line with the nature of Spring Training. The league’s 30 teams would be split in half, per usual, but not under the association of the American League and National League; rather, like Spring Training, 15 teams would play in the Cactus League in Arizona while the other half would play in Florida’s Grapefruit League.

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