Interleague schedules for other NL Central teams: Cubs: @ Red Sox, vs Yankees, @ Royals, vs White Sox, @ White Sox Cardinals: @ Royals, vs Royals, vs Blue Jays, @ Orioles, @ Rays Astros: @ Blue Jays, @ Rangers, vs Rays, vs Rangers, vs Red Sox Pirates: vs Tigers, @ Indians, vs Orioles, vs Red Sox, @ Blue Jays Reds: @ Indians, vs Blue Jays, vs Yankees, vs Orioles, @ Rays, vs Indians Cardinals get a sweetheart interleague schedule. Edit: Anyone check out our schedule from May 2nd to July 24th? 36.8% of the games played in that stretch will be against teams 20 or more games over .500 this year. 48.7% of the games in that stretch will be played against teams 15 or more games over .500. 57.9% of the games played in that stretch will be against teams 10 or more games over .500. 65.8% of the games in that stretch will be played against teams 5 or more games over .500. 71.1% of the games in that stretch will be played against teams over .500. I know there are some surprises and disappointments every year, but most of the teams we're playing having staying power imo. The only team that I'm not sure about is the Padres. That's just a brutal stretch with very few breaks. We have the Pirates and Nationals at home for 3 each in May, the Mets at home for 3 in early June, though they're decent and probably better than us, the Cubs on the road for 4 in mid June, though we always have trouble with them (haven't won a season series against them since 2005) and Arizona for 7 games in July, 3 at home from the 4th-6th and 4 on the road from the 18th-21st. That's it. Honestly, if they try to compete next year, that schedule will very likely bury them early. I would be shocked if we won more than 30 games in that stretch.