30 teams, 162 games - 4/4/4/3 format

[Ruwisc]

I know a lot of people like to play OOTP with the NFL division format and 32 teams, but I was surprised to see that there wasn't a schedule in this forum with a 4-division format and 30 teams. So here ya go - the zip contains 16 different schedule files, so no need to put the divisions in a particular order, use the one that matches your structure.

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Schedule for 30 teams, 162 games - 2 subleagues, each containing 4 divisions, three with four teams and one with three teams
Interleague YES, balanced games NO
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4-team divisions:
18-19 games vs. 3 division opponents (9-10H/9-10A; 56 games total)
6-9 games vs. 11 league opponents (3-6H/3-6A; 82 games total)
3 games vs. 8 interleague opponents (3H or 3A; 24 games total)

3-team divisions:
21 games vs. 2 division opponents (9H/12A or 12H/9A; 42 games total)
7-9 games vs. 12 league opponents (3-6H/3-6A; 96 games total)
3 games vs. 8 interleague opponents (3H or 3A; 24 games total)
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Season begins on the last Friday of March and ends on a Sunday in late Sept/early Oct. This is 1 day shorter than the current MLB schedule, same number of total series
Weekday games begin at 7:05 local time, Sundays at 1:05, and Saturdays a mix of 1:05, 4:05 and 7:05
Because there are 15 teams in each subleague, there's always interleague going on throughout the season
All-Star game in the normal spot, a Tuesday in early-mid July (day 110)
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Most homestands and roadtrips will be in the 6-10 game range, although a couple of adjustments had to be made late so there are a couple that might reach 12-13 games
Interleague opponents were chosen basically at random (whichever matchups fit), though most teams will play at least one opponent from every interleague division. I haven't included any additional files to mix up the interleague matchups, but if you just let it rotate through year by year you should see a representative mix
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Not all 16 files have been tested, so let me know if you encounter any issues