Regular season Baseball games between the American League and National League are called interleague games. The first interleague games occurred in 1998 and have been a staple of the MLB schedule since. In 2013 the leagues were balanced to have 15 teams each (the Houston Astros switched from the National League to the American League) which necessitated interleague games throughout the season. Before 2013 interleague games typically happened in concentrated pockets during June and July.
162 games are played in the regular season for both the National League and the American League.
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.
1997 The first regular season interleague game ever played was June 12, 1997 between the San Francisco Giants and Texas Rangers in Texas. The Giants won 4-3.
The 1906 Chicago Cubs hold the National League record for wins during a regular season with 116. This is also the MLB record, shared with the 2001 Seattle Mariners.
There were 16 Major League Baseball teams in 1960. There were no divisions yet, so it was just two leagues (American and National) of 8 teams. The regular season winners of each league met for the World Series.
162 games are played in the regular season for both the National League and the American League.
Yes, it's called inter-league play.
Sunday, Oct. 3rd is the final day of the regular season. The National League and American League playoffs begin on Wednesday, Oct. 6th.
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.
A national army is a regular army. If, however, you want to know the difference between the National Guard and the regular Army, the National Guard is a part time reserve drawn from the general population who are mobilised in periods of national emergency.
1997 The first regular season interleague game ever played was June 12, 1997 between the San Francisco Giants and Texas Rangers in Texas. The Giants won 4-3.
The National Army was a WW1 term used for conscripts into the military from both the National Guard and draftees into the Army. National Army no longer exists in the U.S.
The 1906 Chicago Cubs hold the National League record for wins during a regular season with 116. This is also the MLB record, shared with the 2001 Seattle Mariners.
There were 16 Major League Baseball teams in 1960. There were no divisions yet, so it was just two leagues (American and National) of 8 teams. The regular season winners of each league met for the World Series.
That would be the 1899 Cleveland Spiders (National League) whose record was 20-134.
There is one baseball season in the MLB (Major League Baseball) that lasts 162 games, followed by playoffs. It begins with spring training (exhibition games played to get ready for regular season) where teams usually migrate to the southern states to play because of the warm climate. The season ends in mid-October with the World Series (best of 7 series between the two champions of the NL [National League] and the AL [American League]
Difference between open school and regular school