162-game season

A 162-game season refers to Major League Baseball's regular season, where each team plays 162 games against various opponents. This extended schedule allows for a comprehensive assessment of team performance, providing opportunities for resilience and consistency over many matchups. The season typically runs from spring to fall, culminating in playoffs to determine the champion. The length aims to balance multiple factors, including competitive fairness, entertainment, and revenue generation, while also testing team depth and athlete endurance over this lengthy period.