2017 Schedule released

The Palms will open the season in Baltimore, and will come home to face those same Orioles in their home opener. They will face the NL Central in their interleague games, and have a scheduled double header with the Blue Jays in June. Below is the schedule!

Orioles Away 3

April 2, 4-5
Tigers Away 4

April 6-9

Orioles Home 3

April 10, 12-13
Tigers Home 4

April 14-17
Cubs Away 3

April 18-20
Red Sox Home 3

April 21-23
Reds Home 3

April 24-26
Cardinals Away 3

April 28-30
Braves Away 2

May 1-2

Braves Home 2

May 3-4

Royals Home 3

May 5-7

Pirates Home 4

May 8-11

Brewers Home 3

May 12-14
A's Away 3

May 15-17
Royals Away 3

May 19-21
Red Sox Away 4

May 22-25
Yankees Home 3

May 26-28
Rangers Home 3

May 29-31
Astros Away 3

June 2-4

Red Sox Away 3

June 6-8

Blue Jays Away 4

June 9-11 Double header 10th
Rays Home 2

June 13-14
Brewers Away 4

June 15-18th
Angels Away 3

June 19-21
Rangers Away 3

June 23-25
Mariners Home 3

June 27-29
Yankees Away 3

June 30-July 2
Indians Away 2

July 4-5

Orioles Home 4

July 6-9

All Star Break






Astros Home 3

July 14-16
Indians Home 3

July 17-19
Orioles Home 3

July 21-23
Blue Jays Home 3

July 24-26
A's Home 4

July 27-30
White sox Away 4

July 31- August 3
Orioles Away 3

August 4-6
Mariners Away 3

August 8-10
Angels Home 3

August 11-13
Blue Jays Away 4

August 14-17
Red Sox Home 3

August 18-20
Rays Home 3

August 22-24
Red Sox Away 3

August 25-27
Twins Away 3

August 28-30
Yankees Away 3

September 1-3
Blue Jays Away 3

September 4-6
Rays Away 3

September 8-10
Twins Home 3

September 11-13
Yankees Home 3

September 15-17
Rays Home 2

September 19-20
White sox Home 4

September 21-24
Rays Away 3

September 26-28
Blue Jays Home 3

September 29-October 1

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