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.

Oh, I started off with Google products and have been trying to migrate away for some time now. My work uses M365 products and it was easy for me to get going on the personal side as well. I like that M365 products are more stable than Google's. Google tends to bring out products that are half baked, and then when finally get everything running, the kill the product!

It's been broken for a while and new updates remain broke. The problem is on their backend system and how it calculates GMT.

While I agree that most people have probably moved over to Google's sports calendars, there were definately some features that I liked with the Microsoft ones (real-time scores on my calendar, as an example). With that being said, I am going to continue to watch Microsoft's calendars because for some reason the Toronto Blue Jays schedule only goes out to June 24th and then stops. I asssume that they will fix that some time after that date and it will be interesting to see if whoever they assign to do it isn't some intern that doesn't know what they are doing. Fingers crossed :)

I have as well. I have been avoiding the use of Google and their products as much as possible. But stuff like this, I am slowly but surely moving everything I have with Microsoft over to Google instead. >_<

This was my solution too. I just quit trying to make something that should be so simple and basic work. I simply started using google calendar (now happy about that), and it works fine. This issue shows up on App, web, and mobile devices.

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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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2023-06-19T13:03:15+00:00

Oh, I started off with Google products and have been trying to migrate away for some time now. My work uses M365 products and it was easy for me to get going on the personal side as well.

I like that M365 products are more stable than Google's. Google tends to bring out products that are half baked, and then when finally get everything running, the kill the product!
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2023-06-18T15:13:23+00:00

It's been broken for a while and new updates remain broke. The problem is on their backend system and how it calculates GMT.
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2023-06-16T20:43:37+00:00

While I agree that most people have probably moved over to Google's sports calendars, there were definately some features that I liked with the Microsoft ones (real-time scores on my calendar, as an example).

With that being said, I am going to continue to watch Microsoft's calendars because for some reason the Toronto Blue Jays schedule only goes out to June 24th and then stops.

I asssume that they will fix that some time after that date and it will be interesting to see if whoever they assign to do it isn't some intern that doesn't know what they are doing.

Fingers crossed :)
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2023-06-16T20:36:20+00:00

I have as well. I have been avoiding the use of Google and their products as much as possible. But stuff like this, I am slowly but surely moving everything I have with Microsoft over to Google instead. >_<
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2023-06-16T19:51:20+00:00

This was my solution too. I just quit trying to make something that should be so simple and basic work. I simply started using google calendar (now happy about that), and it works fine.

This issue shows up on App, web, and mobile devices.
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