These guys aren't bothered about chucking their teams around until the mix is right!!!!
Admittedly the population can handle it. Also if teams get 3 MILLION people through the gate PER YEAR then anything is possible (Cubs & Giants)
NATIONAL LEAGUE (1876-present)
1876 - National League officially formed with eight franchises
Boston; Chicago; Cincinnati; Hartford; Louisville; New York; Philadelphia; St. Louis
1877 - Philadelphia and New York expelled from National League
1878 - Louisville dropped out of National League
1878 - National League admitted three franchises in Providence, Indianapolis and Milwaukee for 1878 season
1878 - Indianapolis resigned from National League
1878 - National League admitted three franchises in Syracuse, Buffalo and Cleveland for 1879 season
1879 - National League expanded with a franchise in Troy, New York for 1879 season
1880 - Cincinnati expelled from National League; Detroit joined National League for 1881 season
1880 - Syracuse dropped out of National League; replaced by Worcester
1882 - Troy and Worcester were removed from National League; replaced by Philadelphia and New York
1885 - Cleveland dropped out of National League; replaced by St. Louis
1886 - Washington, D.C. and Kansas City admitted to National League; replaced Buffalo and Providence
1887 - St. Louis relocated to Indianapolis
1887 - Kansas City dropped out of National League; replaced by Pittsburgh
1888 - Detroit resigned from National League; replaced by Cleveland
1890 - Brooklyn and Cincinnati joined National League; replaced Indianapolis and Washington, D.C.
1892 - National League expanded with franchises in St. Louis, Washington, D.C., Louisville and Baltimore
1900 - National League contracted four franchises: Louisville, Baltimore, Washington, D.C. and Cleveland
1953 - Boston Braves relocated to Milwaukee
1958 - Brooklyn Dodgers relocated to Los Angeles
1958 - New York Giants relocated to San Francisco
1962 - National League expanded with franchises in New York and Houston
1966 - Milwaukee Braves relocated to Atlanta
1969 - National League expanded with franchises in Montreal, Canada and San Diego
1993 - National League expanded with franchises in Denver, Colorado and Miami, Florida
1998 - Milwaukee Brewers moved to National League from American League
1998 - National League expanded with a franchise in Phoenix, Arizona
2005 - Montreal Expos relocated to Washington, D.C.
AMERICAN LEAGUE (1901-present)
1901 - American League officially organized with eight franchises
Baltimore; Boston; Chicago; Cleveland; Detroit; Milwaukee; Philadelphia; Washington, D.C.
1902 - Milwaukee Brewers relocated to St. Louis and became the Browns
1903 - Baltimore Orioles relocated to New York and became the Yankees
1953 - St. Louis Browns relocated to Baltimore and became the Orioles
1954 - Philadelphia Athletics relocated to Kansas City
1961 - Washington Senators relocated to Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota and became the Twins
1961 - American League expanded with franchises in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.
1967 - Kansas City Athletics relocated to Oakland
1969 - American League expanded with franchises in Kansas City and Seattle
1970 - Seattle Pilots relocated to Milwaukee and became the Brewers
1972 - Washington Senators relocated to Arlington, Texas and became the Rangers
1977 - American League expanded with franchises in Toronto, Canada and Seattle
1998 - Milwaukee Brewers moved to the National League
1998 - American League expanded with
Admittedly the population can handle it. Also if teams get 3 MILLION people through the gate PER YEAR then anything is possible (Cubs & Giants)
NATIONAL LEAGUE (1876-present)
1876 - National League officially formed with eight franchises
Boston; Chicago; Cincinnati; Hartford; Louisville; New York; Philadelphia; St. Louis
1877 - Philadelphia and New York expelled from National League
1878 - Louisville dropped out of National League
1878 - National League admitted three franchises in Providence, Indianapolis and Milwaukee for 1878 season
1878 - Indianapolis resigned from National League
1878 - National League admitted three franchises in Syracuse, Buffalo and Cleveland for 1879 season
1879 - National League expanded with a franchise in Troy, New York for 1879 season
1880 - Cincinnati expelled from National League; Detroit joined National League for 1881 season
1880 - Syracuse dropped out of National League; replaced by Worcester
1882 - Troy and Worcester were removed from National League; replaced by Philadelphia and New York
1885 - Cleveland dropped out of National League; replaced by St. Louis
1886 - Washington, D.C. and Kansas City admitted to National League; replaced Buffalo and Providence
1887 - St. Louis relocated to Indianapolis
1887 - Kansas City dropped out of National League; replaced by Pittsburgh
1888 - Detroit resigned from National League; replaced by Cleveland
1890 - Brooklyn and Cincinnati joined National League; replaced Indianapolis and Washington, D.C.
1892 - National League expanded with franchises in St. Louis, Washington, D.C., Louisville and Baltimore
1900 - National League contracted four franchises: Louisville, Baltimore, Washington, D.C. and Cleveland
1953 - Boston Braves relocated to Milwaukee
1958 - Brooklyn Dodgers relocated to Los Angeles
1958 - New York Giants relocated to San Francisco
1962 - National League expanded with franchises in New York and Houston
1966 - Milwaukee Braves relocated to Atlanta
1969 - National League expanded with franchises in Montreal, Canada and San Diego
1993 - National League expanded with franchises in Denver, Colorado and Miami, Florida
1998 - Milwaukee Brewers moved to National League from American League
1998 - National League expanded with a franchise in Phoenix, Arizona
2005 - Montreal Expos relocated to Washington, D.C.
AMERICAN LEAGUE (1901-present)
1901 - American League officially organized with eight franchises
Baltimore; Boston; Chicago; Cleveland; Detroit; Milwaukee; Philadelphia; Washington, D.C.
1902 - Milwaukee Brewers relocated to St. Louis and became the Browns
1903 - Baltimore Orioles relocated to New York and became the Yankees
1953 - St. Louis Browns relocated to Baltimore and became the Orioles
1954 - Philadelphia Athletics relocated to Kansas City
1961 - Washington Senators relocated to Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota and became the Twins
1961 - American League expanded with franchises in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.
1967 - Kansas City Athletics relocated to Oakland
1969 - American League expanded with franchises in Kansas City and Seattle
1970 - Seattle Pilots relocated to Milwaukee and became the Brewers
1972 - Washington Senators relocated to Arlington, Texas and became the Rangers
1977 - American League expanded with franchises in Toronto, Canada and Seattle
1998 - Milwaukee Brewers moved to the National League
1998 - American League expanded with