February 3, 200521 yr Miguel Cabrera: 47 HR Carlos Delgado: 39 HR Mike Lowell: 33 HR Alex Gonzalez: 23 HR Juan Encarnacion: 21 HR Paul LoDuca: 14 HR Damion Easley: 9 HR Chris Aguila: 9 HR (this is my surprise player) DiFelice: 5 HR Luis Castillo: 5 HR Juan Pierre: 3 HR Lenny Harris: 2 HR D-Train: 2 HR Valdez: 1 HR Burnett: 1 HR Mota: 1 HR That's 215 HR...What is the record anyway? I maintain a 5 point spread on all of these predictions. All home run totals are based on totals from previous years, with inflation rates due to the presence of Carlos Delgado as cleanup hitter. *Disclaimer: I reserve the right to change these statistics during the regular season, if and/or when a player of significant importance is injured and/or suspended due to unforseen irregularities. In addition, should the Florida Marlins gain a division lead of no less than 15 games by September 1st, home run total predictions become void at the discretion of predictor. Similarly, should the Florida Marlins clinch the National League East on or before September 15th, the spread increases by no less than 2 points for the three highest home run totals (i.e.-the players with the most home runs by this date). Team home run total is dependent upon these restrictions and reservations. The Florida Marlins organzation reserves the right to pin me against the Right Field fence, and allow no less than 10 players to aggressively practice soft pitch upon said predictor. Should the organization refuse such action, I will lay myself upon the warning track and allow no less than 7 mermaids to decide my punishment for said predictions.
February 3, 200521 yr Cabs - 40+, maybe 45+ Delgado - 40+ Lowell - 500....after about the next 15 years umm..actually 35+ and Gonzo wil have about 25-30..
February 3, 200521 yr Miguel Cabrera: 47 HR Carlos Delgado: 39 HR Mike Lowell: 33 HR Alex Gonzalez: 23 HR Juan Encarnacion: 21 HR Paul LoDuca: 14 HR Damion Easley: 9 HR Chris Aguila: 9 HR (this is my surprise player) DiFelice: 5 HR Luis Castillo: 5 HR Juan Pierre: 3 HR Lenny Harris: 2 HR D-Train: 2 HR Valdez: 1 HR Burnett: 1 HR Mota: 1 HR That's 215 HR...What is the record anyway? I maintain a 5 point spread on all of these predictions. All home run totals are based on totals from previous years, with inflation rates due to the presence of Carlos Delgado as cleanup hitter. 676081[/snapback] Where is Conine ?
February 3, 200521 yr Miguel Cabrera: 47 HR Carlos Delgado: 39 HR Mike Lowell: 33 HR Alex Gonzalez: 23 HR Juan Encarnacion: 21 HR Paul LoDuca: 14 HR Damion Easley: 9 HR Chris Aguila: 9 HR (this is my surprise player) DiFelice: 5 HR Luis Castillo: 5 HR Juan Pierre: 3 HR Lenny Harris: 2 HR D-Train: 2 HR Valdez: 1 HR Burnett: 1 HR Mota: 1 HR That's 215 HR...What is the record anyway? I maintain a 5 point spread on all of these predictions. All home run totals are based on totals from previous years, with inflation rates due to the presence of Carlos Delgado as cleanup hitter. 676081[/snapback] Where is Conine ? 676133[/snapback] thats true..thats like another 15-20 HRS right there.. and I think Beckett may muscle one out this year
February 3, 200521 yr I think Lowell behind Delgado will come up big like in 2003, and hit 34-40 homers....
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