I actually don't mind the Brewers being in the lone division with 6 teams. It's more like baseball of long ago. Heck, before the realignment into the 6 divisions, you had to beat 6 other teams to win your division. Before 1969, you had to beat 11 other teams (of course, you automatically made the World Series if you did it.) It makes us look tougher to me because, maybe, we had to earn it a little bit more. Whatever they do, DON'T make a mockery of the post-season by allowing more teams in. I hate the NBA and NHL which have practically half the league make the playoffs. Before expansion in the 90s, hockey had almost 60% of it's teams making the playoffs! I'd get rid of the DH. Boring to watch baseball without as much strategy as the NL game. Yes, the AL has strategy, but not as much as the NL. I, personally, wouldn't mind seeing them go back to the 154-game schedule, but that won't happen anytime soon. I'm all for instant replay on home run calls or fair/foul calls, but I'd also limit it to a "challenge" system similar to the NFL. Maybe one challenge per manager per game, and if you "win" your challenge, you get one additional challenge (but that's it.) If were changing baseball, can we get rid of guaranteed contracts and give everybody a base salary with performance clauses? Okay, every player in MLB gets $500,000! Every hit adds on $10,000, every HR puts on another $50,000, etc. etc. Sure, teams can still do clauses for MVP, Cy Young, Silver Slugger, All-Star team, etc.