Which MLB teams travel MOST in 2023? 

My poor Mariners :'( I already know w/o watching the video.

Brazil with the facts 👌🏿

That’s crazy. Would have never had thought

I’m curious how much the London series skews the numbers for St Louis and Chicago

My guess would have been teams in the corners of the country - Mariners, Red Sox , Marlins, Padres. And with everything being more spread out in the west it would be a west coast team. The only thing that would help is if they went to a minor league type schedule where you play a six game series every week and then have a travel day. However that wouldn't work with the current MLB schedule. Of course the players travel first class and they're young so it probably doesn't bother them that much.

Are teams traveling more miles now that all the teams play each other?

Good to know

Good video Brodie! And before you had airline travel, the teams took trains. That's why the pre-1960 teams were pretty much restricted to the north east and upper midwest with the farthest west teams were St. Louis and Chicago, all a days travel or less on a train. And that's why we had the Pacific Coast League with the Padres, Angles, Stars, Seals, Oaks, Solons, Beavers and Rainers. Then the Giants and Dodgers moved west in ;57 and the whole thing went to hell in a handbasket. I still wear my old worn out Oaks jersey to baseball games much to the delight and amusement of the old guys like me who wander around the colosseum doing "guest services." I never pass up the opportunity to stop chat with these guys (while both of us catch our breaths), but alas, they are dying off like I will one of these days and hopefully my great grandkids generation will pick up the old jerseys and wear them in rememberance of the "good old days." Not much as changed, the west coast teams by definition will travel further in a season than the east coast teams and I don't think that MLB management, still headquartered in the Northeast don't give a s*** about the west coast. But that's another rant for another day. As a final comment, it will be interesting to see how games are televised with each team. My bet is that the West Coast will come in at last. But then I'm biased, being a 4th generation Oakland native. And how many of you guys know the Oakland Oaks played in Emeryville?

It wasn't Seattle?! That's the news here

Not fair for the West Coast teams.

How many miles are the East coast teams traveling this year?

Does anyone know if any teams travel by team bus in the East Coast?? Philadelphia to New York is roughly a 1.5 hour drive. Do the Mets, Yankees, Phillies take a bus into Philadelphia or New York?? Same with Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington DC. Baltimore to Philadelphia is also a roughly 1.5 drive. And Baltimore and Washington are less than an hour apart. They gotta take a team bus, since it’s a short hop. I doubt that the Nationals are taking a bus to New York, but they’ll likely take a bus to Baltimore since it’s close. I’ve seen that the Angels, Dodgers and Padres take a bus to each location if they’re playing one another. I don’t know how they do it, as well as the other leagues. However I know that MLS teams take buses if their next destination is within 2 hours.

I'm surprised the Mariners will travel more than the A's, since they're further away than everyone else, but I guess their interleague travel schedule is less than the A's.

This is definitely a downside of the balanced schedule for some teams.

How about Blue Jays? There from a different Country.🤷🏻‍♂️

man A's cant catch any breaks

MLB doesn’t give a d-mn about the A’s.

Why such a mismatch of travel