2013 schedule set

In 2013, Major League Baseball will see the Houston Astros shift divisions from the National to American League. As such, there will be a change in schedule formatting. The Palms, in addition to their two series with Houston, will play every team in the NL West at least once (the Giants twice) and have a home and home series with the Pirates. The complete schedule is seen below:

Rays Away 3
Yankees Away 3
Blue Jays Away 3
Red Sox Home 4
Rangers Away 3
Yankees Home 3
White Sox Home 3
A's Home 4
Padres Home 3
Dodgers Home 3
Twins Away 4
Red Sox Home 3
Orioles Home 3
Indians Away 3
Tigers Home 3
Blue Jays Away 3
Pirates Home 2
Pirates Away 2
Red Sox Away 3
Orioles Away 3
Astros Home 3
Giants Home 3
Tigers Away 4
Orioles Home 2
Red Sox Home 4
Orioles Away 3
Rangers Home 3
Blue Jays Away 4
Orioles Home 3
Astros Away 4
White Sox Away 3
ALL STAR BREAK
Angels Away 3
Yankees Home 4
Rockies Away 3
Diamondbacks Away 2
Rays Home 3
Blue Jays Home 2
Twins Home 3
A's Away 3
Rays Home 3
Red Sox Away 3
Giants Away 3
Mariners Away 3
Yankees Away 3
Rays Away 4
Blue Jays Home 3
Mariners Home 3
Royals Home 3
Yankees Away 4
Indians Home 4
Angels Home 3
Royals Away 3

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