[Ruwisc]

I don't think too many people are going to need this, but I've written these for my own personal use so I may as well post them here. I have been playing a save in which I treat a 60-team league as if it has four separate subleagues (15 teams each) rather than the traditional 1 or 2 subleagues the game allows you to have. (A lot has to be done manually, but I like the idea of evolving, say, a scenario where the PCL and Continental League both took off as major leagues alongside the AL and NL)

Pack of 30 schedules
162 games, 60 teams - 4 "subleagues", each with 3 divisions of 5 teams
Actually has 2 subleagues, each with 6 divisions of 5 teams
Interleague YES, balanced games NO
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14 games vs. 4 division opponents (7H/7A)
6 games vs. 10 league opponents (3H/3A)
3-4 games vs. 15 interleague opponents (3H x7, 3A x7, 2H/2A x1)
Interleague opponents consist of one entire division from each of the other three subleagues
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Season begins on the last Friday of March, and therefore ends on a Sunday right around September 30
Weekday games begin at 7:05 PM local time, Sunday games at 1:05 PM, and Saturdays a mix between 1:05, 4:05 and 7:05
All-Star game in the normal spot, a Tuesday in early-mid July
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At its core this schedule has a 3-year rotation period - all 45 possible interleague opponents are played within any given 3-year span
30-year rotation ensures that all opponents are played equally often home vs. away, and allows for a little variety while still having interleague rotation
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Most homestands and road trips are 6-10 games in length, but there are a few that are single series and, very rarely, some that are two full weeks in length
I think no team ever plays more than 23 days without an off day but I can't 100% guarantee this