The MLB Schedule Will Be Posted for 2014 around Sept.11/2013/. When it does, we will come out strong with a monthly schedule page for all 6 months next year, a weekly schedule for each week, a master schedule of Doubleheaders (doable as a ball park fan), and also a scheduled home doubleheader master schedule (these often come based on weather cancellations that arise early in the season and then the team puts up 2 games in one day later on.

Each time will also receive a breakdown by month post. We intend to do a power point youtube video for each club. These will include their monthly home and road schedules, days off, and head to head records.

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The MLB Reports is coming after the MLB Schedule hard. Listen to our Audio explanation of this I did on our 2 and A Hook Podcast – at about 20 minutes in on Episode 13

http://mlbreports.com/archives/mlbr-podcast-network/2hook

There will be a lot of subpages. This current page will be broken up into 2 separate main pages in Sept. We are going to the #1 Option when it comes to the MLB Schedule.

As the times of all the games listed for the MLB Schedule are posted, we will be updating them on here too. This is extremely vital for planning road trips.

I am also contemplating writing a chart that shows the distances for all of the MLB parks in coordination with all other parks.

I simply hate the way http://www.mlb.com does their schedules – and while I don’t like the NHL anymore, I have to give them kudos for the way they do their scheduling.

As a former handicapper, another thing I can’t stand is that once the game results are over, the Master Schedule of times for each game disappear after the game is over.

In MLB Box scores, it doesn’t even list if it was a day game or not. Not cool in my opinion.

if that weren’t enough, I am really going to start detailing every last trick of the trade I know for Road Travel. I understand the frustration of going on MLB Road Trips – and spending more money than anticipated.

I will work together with my fellow ballpark chasers (a lot of whom have their own websites and can save you massive amounts of knowledge with their tips.

Last year I wrote about 10 blogs for a travel series. Not only that, I am going to list make-able Double Headers Master Schedule list for every single possible scenario in the 2013 MLB Season. I do this every year.

It is not a bad way to see MLB Parks – and it is not as cost-crazy as you may think. Be sure to hit www.mlbreports.com/gwr-tracker to read all 3 years of my baseball park World Record Chases in which I give hundreds of travel tips to visit all of the parks.

We want to help you with your baseball park trip planning. Also visit this page where I interviewed 30 MLB Park Experts for all 30 MLB Parks last year: http://mlbreports.com/mlbhistory/.

Travel Links:

This 1st link contains a master schedule on every possible doubleheader attempt in the MLB for all parks in 2013 – http://mlbreports.com/2013/02/05/master-sked/

http://mlbreports.com/2012/05/18/payasyougo/

http://mlbreports.com/2012/05/11/travelcompanies/

http://mlbreports.com/2012/04/02/ballparkchaserconfessions/

http://mlbreports.com/2012/03/23/paypal/

http://mlbreports.com/2012/03/17/priceline-bidding/

http://mlbreports.com/2012/03/09/managing-baseball-road-trips/#more...

http://mlbreports.com/2012/03/02/field-of-dreams-site/

http://mlbreports.com/2012/02/24/public-transit/

http://mlbreports.com/2012/02/17/air-miles/

http://mlbreports.com/2012/02/10/carrentals/

http://mlbreports.com/2012/02/03/travel-blog-part-1/