powershell parse

Hello,
Finally I was able to complete a Powershell parse. But my code is very elementary. Code below Works, my goal is to learn more Powershell. Can anyone write this differently where the index array starting point may changes a little bit and the code still wont break. My concern is that this may be to specific for this page and my be prone to break easily if string changes by 1 space. (I do understand that if there are major code changes to website this wont work anyway.)

Add-Type -path C:\PStemp\HtmlAgilityPack\Net40\htmlagilitypack.dll
CLS

	$Website = "http://scores.espn.go.com/mlb/scoreboard?date=20140415"
	$wc = New-Object System.Net.WebClient;
	$doc = New-Object HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlDocument
	$doc.LoadHtml($wc.DownloadString($Website))

	$game = $doc.DocumentNode.SelectNodes('.//table["league-title"]')

	ForEach ($innerHTML in $game.InnerHTML){
	
	$Teams = $innerHTML -split "`"><a href=`""
	
	$Team1 = $Teams[1].Substring($Teams[1].IndexOf("http://espn.go.com") + 38, $Teams[1].IndexOf("</a>") - $Teams[1].IndexOf("http://espn.go.com") - 42).Replace("/", "").Replace("`"", "")
	$Team2 = $Teams[2].Substring($Teams[2].IndexOf("http://espn.go.com") + 38, $Teams[2].IndexOf("</a>") - $Teams[2].IndexOf("http://espn.go.com") - 42).Replace("/", "").Replace("`"", "")
	
	$Team1 = $Team1.toCharArray()
	[Array]::Reverse($Team1)
	$Team1 = -join $Team1
	
	$Team2 = $Team2.toCharArray()
	[Array]::Reverse($Team2)
	$Team2 = -join $Team2
	
	
	$Team1 = $Team1.Substring(0,$Team1.IndexOf("-")).ToUpper()
	$Team2 = $Team2.Substring(0, $Team2.IndexOf("-")).ToUpper()
	
	$Team1 = $Team1.toCharArray()
	[Array]::Reverse($Team1)
	$Team1 = -join $Team1
	
	$Team2 = $Team2.toCharArray()
	[Array]::Reverse($Team2)
	$Team2 = -join $Team2

			
	$Score1 = $Teams[1].Substring($Teams[1].IndexOf("-alsT`">") + 7, 2).Replace("<","").Replace("/", "-1")
	$Score2 = $Teams[2].Substring($Teams[2].IndexOf("-hlsT`">") + 7, 2).Replace("<", "").Replace("/", "-1")
	
	Write-Host $Team1 $Score1', '$Team2 $Score2
	
}

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