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.

Today the Outlook.com calendar for the Toronto Blue Jays does not have any entries starting July 18, 2023. This is new behaviour and replaces the old behaviour where games were shown with grossly incorrect times. I deleted the old calendar and re-selected it. No change.

+1 Brisbane Broncos (Australian Rugby League) is out by 10 hours. Eg. Match this Saturday scheduled for 7:35PM Brisbane time (UTC+10) is showing as 9:35AM. I cannot change my timezone to any setting that would make this correct. Totally useless. I'll turn it off for now and hopefully there will be a fix.

I should clarify - I can't say it is "new," but it is "corrected." I could tell it was "newly added" to my calendar because it displays in a different color and the times are correct. Also, it didn't overwrite the "incorrect" schedule that had been on my phone. That one remained incorrect, so I deleted that one. I really don't know how the corrected schedule appeared. I had explored other calendar options, including Google, and another MLB schedule app, but didn't install either. So, how the corrected schedule got installed is a mystery. I presumed Microsoft made the change.

Amazingly, a new schedule for the Cleveland Gaurdians appeared yesterday on my Samsung hone with the correct times. The old incorrect on was also still there, so I deleted it. I don't believe I did anything. It just appears. How did you know it was a new schedule? Mine is still incorrect for the Chicago White Sox and there's no indication on whether it's an old or new schedule.

Amazingly, a new schedule for the Cleveland Gaurdians appeared yesterday on my Samsung hone with the correct times. The old incorrect on was also still there, so I deleted it. I don't believe I did anything. It just appears.

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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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2023-07-17T20:58:22+00:00

Today the Outlook.com calendar for the Toronto Blue Jays does not have any entries starting July 18, 2023.

This is new behaviour and replaces the old behaviour where games were shown with grossly incorrect times.

I deleted the old calendar and re-selected it. No change.
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2023-06-29T02:26:28+00:00

+1

Brisbane Broncos (Australian Rugby League) is out by 10 hours.

Eg. Match this Saturday scheduled for 7:35PM Brisbane time (UTC+10) is showing as 9:35AM. I cannot change my timezone to any setting that would make this correct.

Totally useless. I'll turn it off for now and hopefully there will be a fix.
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2023-06-20T15:05:02+00:00

I should clarify - I can't say it is "new," but it is "corrected." I could tell it was "newly added" to my calendar because it displays in a different color and the times are correct. Also, it didn't overwrite the "incorrect" schedule that had been on my phone. That one remained incorrect, so I deleted that one. I really don't know how the corrected schedule appeared. I had explored other calendar options, including Google, and another MLB schedule app, but didn't install either. So, how the corrected schedule got installed is a mystery. I presumed Microsoft made the change.
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2023-06-20T14:01:25+00:00

Amazingly, a new schedule for the Cleveland Gaurdians appeared yesterday on my Samsung hone with the correct times. The old incorrect on was also still there, so I deleted it. I don't believe I did anything. It just appears.

How did you know it was a new schedule? Mine is still incorrect for the Chicago White Sox and there's no indication on whether it's an old or new schedule.
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2023-06-19T14:44:29+00:00

Amazingly, a new schedule for the Cleveland Gaurdians appeared yesterday on my Samsung hone with the correct times. The old incorrect on was also still there, so I deleted it. I don't believe I did anything. It just appears.
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