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New York Yankees Lunch Bag Lunch Box Mini Cooler Bag $6.64 New York Yankees Lunch Bag Lunch Box Mini Cooler Bag. This insulated nylon lunchbox measures approx 7.5x5x4.5 inches. Zipper top with liner and official team logo on front.... |
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New York Yankees Kolder Kaddy Can Holder $1.95 These foldable can holders are constructed from 3mm Neoprene "Wetsuit" rubber. They are designed to keep your favorite beverage COLD... and your hands WARM! The holder is collapsible & has sewn seams on two sides. The neoprene construction means it is easy to remove the bottle from the holder.... |
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Houston Astros Kolder Kaddy Can Holder $3.29 This is a special order item and takes longer to leave our warehouse, which is reflected in the estimate above These foldable can holders are constructed from 3mm Neoprene "Wetsuit" rubber. They are designed to keep your favorite beverage COLD.. and your hands WARM! The holder is collapsible & has sewn seams on two sides. The neoprene construction means it is easy to remove the bottle from the hol... |
Would a relegation system create more interest in baseball?
Soccer generally has a first division and second division. Every season the worst two teams are dropped from the first division and the best two are called up from the second division.
Wouldn't this create a greater talent pool and more interest in baseball? If the worst team in the NL and AL were relegated to the minors every year, and the best minor league teams became ML teams?
It would create a greater minor league fan base, greater talent pool and force teams to remain competitive. Shouldn't MLB consider this? I know the owners would hate it, but it would be good for the game.
Actually, what you are suggesting might hurt the talent pool. The way teams are set up, the best 25 players in each franchise are in the majors and the ones who are not as good or still need experience stay in the minors (excluding specific circumstances in which the player must clear waivers to go to the minors.) This system ensures that a franchise's major leagures are among the best available. If a player does well, he's promoted. If a player struggles, he's demoted.
In your system, an entire team is demoted. That's not fair. Let's say that a bad team has a couple of good players on it. Don't those couple of players deserve to stay in the majors? Leave the league the way it is and players move based on their performance, regardless of whether or not the rest of the team is playing well.
Besides, if teams were moved up and down, it would always be the same teams year in and year out. The Royals and Devil Rays, for instance, have small budgets, whereas the Yankees and Red Sox can afford much better teams. As a result, the same teams (the ones in need of the most assistance) would be penalized most severely.