No one. Players are not allowed to play for two different teams in the same game in professional baseball.
yes.
cardinals, giants
make a schedule of your everday work and class.. do every schedule carefullly and efficiently.. manage your time.
I dont think you can. I had the same problem...
The most relevant answer would be the World Cup, which happens every four years. There are so many leagues and teams in the world, that it'd be difficult, if not impossible, to have an annual championship. Not every league follows the same season schedule either, which is another reason it'd be hard to do every year.
Because of travel. Baseball teams in MLB are located all over the country. Being able to play three of four games in a row against the same team keeps the teams from having to travel more than they already do and saves the teams money.
They both are baseball teams.
Oakland A's and Raiders
Chicago & New York
That's imposible due to the way the NFL staff craetes the schedule, they work around these problems and situattions to keep them from having them...Kind of like putting together a giant puzzle...
Both the American League and National League went to a 162 game schedule from a 154 game schedule when they expanded from 8 teams to 10 teams (AL in 1961, NL in 1962). This was done so each team could play the other 9 teams the same number of games. When the AL and NL were 8 team leagues, the teams played 22 games against each other in a season (154 divided by 7 equals 22). By adding 2 teams, if the AL and NL played 154 games in a season, there would be teams playing more games against one team than another team (154 divided by 9 equals 17.111). Going to a 162 game schedule meant the teams could play each other 18 times in a season (162 divided by 9 equals 18).