What do different fill (background) colors mean in the MLB schedule?
Sports Asked on January 24, 2021
In the schedule, MLB official site displays games in different fill (background) colors. For instance, the Red Sox vs. Yankees game on July 31 is in grey fill color, while the game on July 7 is in white.
What does the coloring mean?
One Answer
You didn't copy the important part of the table, because it's stated below what each color stands for.
To be honest, this isn't entirely true, because the white color is only for completed home games to distinguish between completed home and away games.
- Sapphire = upcoming home games
- Grey = all away games
- White = completed home games
You can as well see this by the annotations in each field (vs. for home and @ for away). It's a perfect match.
Correct answer by dly on January 24, 2021
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