Fitting 30 teams and 2,430 games into a 181-day window on a 3,133-mile landscape -- and making it unique year after year -- is an undertaking of ridiculous proportions. A Rubik's Cube with six panels on each side. That it all ultimately makes sense is a testament to foresight -- or just blind luck.
Bhushan Shah, Just another guy... Assuming 'cold' means 'absence of heat', 'tomorrow will be twice as cold as it was today' translates to 'tomorrow will be half as hot as today'. This 'hotness', or heat, is quantified by temperature, which has an absolute zero, called Absolute Zero (0 K, or -273 degrees Celsius). Thus, (assuming the question means 0 degrees Celsius), half as hot as today will be. -273 + (0 - (-273))/2 = -136.5. Thus, tomorrow the temperature will be -136.5 degrees Celsius.
And if you spend the day outside in the heat, coming inside to 78 degree indoor air feels a lot better anyway. Set the thermostat at 60 degrees in winter. Basically as I said above, except replace the cold freon of the air conditioner with the heated air of the heater. You won't notice the cold while asleep as long as you have sufficient blankets. Buy a down comforter for bed, and how warm it keeps you may surprise you.