The potential impact of the Great Rainout Debacle emphasizes the need for fair play in determining postseason berths, especially regarding team seeding and scheduling.
If the Mets and Braves end up with only 160 games, it creates an imbalance that disadvantages teams like the Brewers and Padres competing for wild card slots.
The disparity in scheduling can have significant travel implications, affecting not just playoff seeding but also possibly the outcomes of postseason matchups, as seen in past contests.
Commissioner Rob Manfred faces a crucial decision on whether to prioritize fairness across the league or adhere strictly to the schedule, impacting teams’ playoff readiness.
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