Baseball has a big problem.  One that threatens the credibility of the game.  No, it's not steroids, nor runaway contracts, nor mal distributed team revenue, though each of these is bad enough. Baseball's biggest problem right now is tying its post-season schedule directly and unalteringly to T.V. network requirements.  In other words, games can only be played (or must be played) when the TV network decides. This phenomenon has completely changed the post-season ...