[bwburke94]

I'm looking for a 182-game AL/178-game NL schedule with the standard Major League alignment, starting the first Monday on or after March 20 and ending the first Monday on or after October 2. (Only AL teams play that last Monday.) ASG in the middle of July like real MLB.

AL East/Central teams play:
16 games vs. their own division opponents (64 total)
11 games vs. AL West opponents (44 total)
10 games vs. other 5-team AL division opponents (50 total)
24 interleague games
182

AL West teams play:
16 games vs. their own division opponents (48 total)
11 games vs. AL East and Central opponents (110 total)
24 interleague games
182

NL Central teams play:
14 or 15 games vs. their own division opponents (73 total)
9 games vs. either all NL East or all NL West opponents (3 play East, 3 play West; 45 total)
8 games vs. the other NL division opponents (40 total)
21 interleague games
178

NL East/West teams play:
14 games vs. their own division opponents (56 total)
10 games vs. other 5-team NL division opponents (50 total)
9 games vs. 3 of the NL Central teams (27 total)
8 games vs. the other 3 NL Central teams (24 total)
21 interleague games
178

So what I mean here is each AL team plays 182 games and each NL team plays 178 games. As for the NL Central, 3 of the teams play the extra games against each NL East team, 3 of them do the same for the NL West.