I'd rather they kept at least one of the teams there, preferably Miami. You can't really blame those guys for not wanting to go and support that team given the way their owners have treated it. If they had an owner who wasn't a jackass and would at least attempt to privately finance a stadium and not "Huizenga" the team after a WS, then people might start showing up to games and caring. Miami is a far better market than Tampa Bay, from what I understand. I used to have this cooky idea that the MLB should equalize the leagues to 15 teams per, until I realized that would cause a scheduling conflict. It went something like move the Devil Rays to Portland or Las Vegas, add them to the AL West, then move the Marlins to the AL East, then move Pittsburgh to the NL East. 5 teams per division, 15 teams per league. I'm not even really sure why I thought it was a good idea... OCD? It could still work out, logistically. You just have two interleague series per week, that's all. You let the Cubs open with the White Sox, or the Mets and Yankees, or the Marlins and Rays, while everyone else plays within their division. Every 7 weeks or so, your team plays an interleague series. You would still need a week devoted exclusively to interleague games, but it could still work. Only if you open up interleague to every team (a la the NBA). There is a reason that nearly every sport has even numbered teams in their conference structures