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Each team plays 162 games in the Major League Baseball regular season. EDIT: Being that there are 30 teams in Major League Baseball (14 in the American League, 16 in the National League), this equates to 2430 scheduled games for a regular season.
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How many regular season Major League Baseball games were there in 1930?
The length of the MLB regular season in 1930 was 154 games.
How many games were played in the 1914 baseball season?
The MLB regular season in 1914 was 154 games.
How many games are played in baseball?
In the regular season there are 162 games not including spring training or the post season
How many games do baseball players have in a year?
In Major League baseball, the regular season consists of 162 games.
In 1908 how many baseball games were played in a regular season?
In MLB, 154.
How many games are played in a regular NCAA baseball season?
56 regular season games
How many baseball games in a regular season?
There are a total of 162 games for each Major League Baseball team during the Regular Season.
How many games are in a regular baseball season?
There are a total of 162 games for each Major League Baseball team during the Regular Season.
How many games are in a baseball seison?
162 regular season games
How many games are in the 2013 Major League Baseball regular season?
A standard MLB regular season has 162 games.
How many games are played in a regular baseball season?
162
How many regular season Major League Baseball games were there in 1930?
The length of the MLB regular season in 1930 was 154 games.
How many Major League Baseball games?
162 regular season games
How many games are in baseball?
In the regular season there are 162 games not including spring training or the post season
How many games were played in the 1914 baseball season?
The MLB regular season in 1914 was 154 games.
How many games are in Major League Baseball?
162 in a regular season
How many games is there every year for a baseball team?
162 regular season games.
