I don't know what is going on, and I have tried to change my time zones in Outlook.Office365.com around to see if that fixes the issue. I use Outlook's Interests/Sports Calendar for sporting events going on in and around Seattle. When I added the sports teams to the calendar, I am getting the wrong start times. (I would include a screenshot, but the system would not allow to me insert image.) Example: May 19th, 2023, the Mariners are at Atlanta with a start time of 11:20PM PST per the calendar I selected through Outlook. The MLB schedule reads 4:20PM PST ( https://www.mlb.com/mariners/schedule/2023-05 ). Example: May 21th, 2023, the Sounders are playing Vancouver with a start time of 2:30AM PST per the calendar I selected through Outlook. The MLS schedule reads May 20th, 2023 at 7:30PM PST ( https://www.soundersfc.com/schedule/#competition=all&date=2023-05-20 ). Please look into this bug and correct as soon as possible. Otherwise these Outlook provided calendars are useless.

Has anyone ever figured this out? It's September and I'm still having the same issue.

I don't think they follow their own forum. Nor do I believe they have any idea how to fix the calendar issue. So I no longer pay attention to the "time" and use it only to inform me of the next game and whom we are playing. I'm a Mets fan so I don't expect to be receiving the notices for much longer anyway. We'll see if they can figure out how to fix the issue by next season!

I've heard that BS before. Take it with a grain of salt.

I just spoke to Microsoft (via chat) and was informed of the following: "....this is a general emerging issue affecting multiple Microsoft users across the Globe." "....We have already highlighted this issue with our Microsoft engineers' team, and they are working to provide a solution to this issue as soon as possible." "....be rest assured that this is a top priority and will be resolved as soon as possible." So, there you have it, they know about it and maybe one day will have a fix for it. I did leave feedback that states the following: If this was a known issue that has had a global impact (as stated) and has been ongoing for more than 6 months, you would think that a highly-trafficked forum that Microsoft directs it's users to, (I supplied a link to this conversation in this forum) Would have at least a message that states " We are aware of this issue and are working towards a solution" . That would be Future Friendly.

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I don't know what is going on, and I have tried to change my time zones in Outlook.Office365.com around to see if that fixes the issue.

I use Outlook's Interests/Sports Calendar for sporting events going on in and around Seattle. When I added the sports teams to the calendar, I am getting the wrong start times. (I would include a screenshot, but the system would not allow to me insert image.)

Example: May 19th, 2023, the Mariners are at Atlanta with a start time of 11:20PM PST per the calendar I selected through Outlook. The MLB schedule reads 4:20PM PST (https://www.mlb.com/mariners/schedule/2023-05).
Example: May 21th, 2023, the Sounders are playing Vancouver with a start time of 2:30AM PST per the calendar I selected through Outlook. The MLS schedule reads May 20th, 2023 at 7:30PM PST (https://www.soundersfc.com/schedule/#competition=all&date=2023-05-20).

Please look into this bug and correct as soon as possible. Otherwise these Outlook provided calendars are useless.

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2023-09-11T16:50:11+00:00

Has anyone ever figured this out? It's September and I'm still having the same issue.
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2023-09-03T23:06:20+00:00

I don't think they follow their own forum. Nor do I believe they have any idea how to fix the calendar issue. So I no longer pay attention to the "time" and use it only to inform me of the next game and whom we are playing. I'm a Mets fan so I don't expect to be receiving the notices for much longer anyway. We'll see if they can figure out how to fix the issue by next season!
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2023-09-03T19:42:42+00:00

Oh don't worry, I always do.
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2023-09-03T19:36:45+00:00

I've heard that BS before. Take it with a grain of salt.
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2023-09-03T19:26:15+00:00

I just spoke to Microsoft (via chat) and was informed of the following:

"....this is a general emerging issue affecting multiple Microsoft users across the Globe."

"....We have already highlighted this issue with our Microsoft engineers' team, and they are working to provide a solution to this issue as soon as possible."

"....be rest assured that this is a top priority and will be resolved as soon as possible."

So, there you have it, they know about it and maybe one day will have a fix for it.

I did leave feedback that states the following:

If this was a known issue that has had a global impact (as stated) and has been ongoing for more than 6 months, you would think that a highly-trafficked forum that Microsoft directs it's users to, (I supplied a link to this conversation in this forum) Would have at least a message that states "We are aware of this issue and are working towards a solution".

That would be Future Friendly.
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