Palms release their 2016 schedule

For the second year in a row, Miami will be facing the Yankees to start the season in 2015, and will square off with the National League West in their interleague schedule. Here is the schedule in full

Yankees Away 4

April 3-6
A's Away 3

April 8-10
Yankees Home 3

April 12-14
Indians Away 3

April 15-17
Tigers Home 3

April 19-21
Blue Jays Away 3

April 22-24
Astros Home 3

April 25-27
Blue Jays Away 3

April 29-May 1
Diamondbacks Away 2

May 3-4
Tigers Away 3

May 6-8
Orioles Home 3

May 9-11
Angels Home 3

May 13-15
Twins Away 3

May 16-18
Angels Away 3

May 20-22
Braves Home 2

May 23-24
Braves Away 2

May 25-26
Orioles Away 3

May 27-29
Rays Away 3

May 30-June 1
Yankees Away 4

June 2-5
Red Sox Home 3

June 6-8
White sox Home 3

June 10-12
Dodgers Home 3

June 14-16
White sox Away 3

June 17-19
Mariners Away 3

June 20-22
Indians Home 3

June 24-26
Blue Jays Home 3

June 27-29
Rockies Home 4

June 30-July 3
Rangers Away 4

July 4-7
Red Sox Home 3

July 8-10
All Star Break




Rangers Home 3

July 15-17
Orioles Home 3

July 18-20
Padres Home 4

July 21-24
A's Home 2

July 26-27
Astros Away 3

July 29-31
Red Sox Away 4

August 1-4
Twins Home 3

August 5-7
Blue Jays Home 3

August 8-10
Orioles Away 3

August 12-14
Royals Home 3

August 14-17
Rays Home 3

August 19-21
Rockies Away 4

August 22-25
Giants Away 3

August 26-28
Rays Home 3

August 29-31
Yankees Home 3

September 2-4
Orioles Home 3

September 5-7
Blue Jays Home 4

September 8-11
Red Sox Home 3

September 12-14
Royals Away 4

September 15-18
Rays Away 3

September 20-22
Mariners Home 3

September 23-25
Red Sox Away 4

September 26-29
Rays Away 3

September 30-October 2

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