Posted March 31, 200718 yr First the team results: AL East: Yankees Red Sox Blue Jays Orioles Devil Rays AL Central: Tigers Indians White Sox Twins Royals AL West: Angels Athletics Rangers Mariners NL East: Phillies Braves Mets Marlins Nationals NL Central: Brewers Cubs Astros Cardinals Reds Pirates NL West: Dodgers Padres Diamondbacks Giants Rockies Wildcards: AL: Indians NL: Padres Pennant Winners: AL: Yankees NL: Dodgers World Champion: Yankees Some award winners: AL MVP: Alex Rodriguez NL MVP: Albert Pujols AL Cy Young: John Lackey NL Cy Young: Roy Oswalt
March 31, 200718 yr Author Brewers-Cubs-Astros the top 3 of the NLCentral? :lol Who do you put as 1-3? Phillies Braves Mets Marlins Nationals Bold. Very bold. Maybe if the Mets had acquired a starter or two they would be a lock to repeat in this division. But when you have 40 year old Tom Glavine, 60 year old El Duque, and then the rest of guys that have never done anything in this league basically, how can I put them higher? Offense can only take you so far.
March 31, 200718 yr Brewers-Cubs-Astros the top 3 of the NLCentral? :lol Could happen but then I factor in no improvement for the Cardinals this offseason but also factor in injuries most of last year.. Sorry but they were better than that 83 win team during the regular season.. Just wouldnt be so easy to count them out ya know? I really dont even like what the Astros have done.. Cubs are always a question mark.. Brewers have a nice team.. Reds will be decent.. and so will Pittsburgh..
March 31, 200718 yr Brewers-Cubs-Astros the top 3 of the NLCentral? :lol Could happen but then I factor in no improvement for the Cardinals this offseason but also factor in injuries most of last year.. Sorry but they were better than that 83 win team during the regular season.. Just wouldnt be so easy to count them out ya know? I really dont even like what the Astros have done.. Cubs are always a question mark.. Brewers have a nice team.. Reds will be decent.. and so will Pittsburgh.. If the Cubs do not make the playoffs this year, they're destined to suck forever. Rotation problems aside, this is by far their best team in recent years.
March 31, 200718 yr Brewers-Cubs-Astros the top 3 of the NLCentral? :lol Could happen but then I factor in no improvement for the Cardinals this offseason but also factor in injuries most of last year.. Sorry but they were better than that 83 win team during the regular season.. Just wouldnt be so easy to count them out ya know? I really dont even like what the Astros have done.. Cubs are always a question mark.. Brewers have a nice team.. Reds will be decent.. and so will Pittsburgh.. The multiple 8 game losing streaks say otherwise. The NL Central is so full of crap that nothing would surprise me. The Brewers are always the sexy sleeper pick and flop, and the Cubs have no pitching besides big Z. Brewers-Cubs-Astros the top 3 of the NLCentral? :lol Could happen but then I factor in no improvement for the Cardinals this offseason but also factor in injuries most of last year.. Sorry but they were better than that 83 win team during the regular season.. Just wouldnt be so easy to count them out ya know? I really dont even like what the Astros have done.. Cubs are always a question mark.. Brewers have a nice team.. Reds will be decent.. and so will Pittsburgh.. If the Cubs do not make the playoffs this year, they're destined to suck forever. Rotation problems aside, this is by far their best team in recent years. It is? The 2003 team was a helluva lot better. The 2004 team probably was too.
April 1, 200718 yr Brewers-Cubs-Astros the top 3 of the NLCentral? :lol Who do you put as 1-3? Reds, Cards, then the Astros of Clemens goes with them, and if not, the Brewers.
April 1, 200718 yr you laughed at Das and you have the Reds first? I'm not saying they can't win, but that doesn't allow you to laugh at Das
April 1, 200718 yr Brewers-Cubs-Astros the top 3 of the NLCentral? :lol Who do you put as 1-3? Reds, Cards, then the Astros of Clemens goes with them, and if not, the Brewers. INTERESTING
April 1, 200718 yr AL East: Red Sox Blue Jays Yankees Devil Rays Orioles AL Central: Indians Tigers White Sox Twins Royals AL West: Angels Mariners Athletics Rangers NL East: Phillies Mets Marlins Braves Nationals NL Central: Cubs Cardinals Brewers Astros Pirates Reds NL West: Diamondbacks Padres Dodgers Giants Rockies Wildcards: AL: Tigers NL: Mets Pennant Winners: AL: Red Sox NL: D'Backs World Champion: D'Backs Some award winners: AL MVP: Vernon Wells NL MVP: Albert Pujols (Triple Crown) AL Cy Young: Johan Santana (how can you pick anyone else?) NL Cy Young: Carlos Zambrano
April 1, 200718 yr Author Brewers-Cubs-Astros the top 3 of the NLCentral? :lol Who do you put as 1-3? Reds, Cards, then the Astros of Clemens goes with them, and if not, the Brewers. :lol
April 1, 200718 yr The Mets' sub-par rotation got them to the brink of the World Series. AL East: Red Sox Yankees Blue Jays Orioles Devil Rays AL Central: Indians Tigers White Sox Twins Royals AL West: Angels Athletics Rangers Mariners NL East: Mets Phillies Braves Marlins Nationals NL Central: Cardinals Cubs Brewers Astros Pirates Reds NL West: Dodgers Giants Padres Rockies Diamondbacks Wildcards: AL: Yankees NL: Phillies Pennant Winners: AL: Indians NL: Mets World Champion: Mets Some award winners: AL MVP: Travis Hafner NL MVP: Jose Reyes AL Cy Young: John Santana NL Cy Young: Carlos Zambrano
April 1, 200718 yr Only prediction I need to give: Marlins are winning this division beeeeeeeeetches!
April 1, 200718 yr AL East 1. Red Sox 2. Yankees 3. Blue Jays 4. Devil Rays 5. Orioles AL Central 1. Tigers 2. Indians 3. White Sox 4. Twins 5. Royals AL West 1. A's 2. Angels 3. Rangers 4. Seattle NL East 1. Phillies 2. Mets 3. Braves 4. Marlins 5. Nationals NL Central 1. Cubs 2. Brewers 3. Astros 4. Cardinals 5. Cincinnati 6. Pittsburgh NL West 1. Dodgers 2. Diamondbacks 3. Padres 4. Rockies 5. Giants AL Wild Card: Yankees NL Wild Card: Mets AL MVP: Magglio Ordonez, Tigers NL MVP: Ryan Howard, Phillies AL Cy Young: Jeremy Bonderman, Tigers NL Cy Young: Jake Peavy, Padres AL Rookie of the Year: Daisuke Matsuzaka, Red Sox NL Rookie of the Year: Chris Young, Diamondbacks AL Manager of the Year: Bob Geren, A's NL Manager of the Year: Charlie Manuel, Phillies
April 1, 200718 yr AL East Yankees Blue Jays Red Sox Devil Rays Orioles AL Central Indians Twins Tigers White Sox Royals AL West Angels Rangers Athletics Mariners NL East Braves Marlins Mets Phillies Nationals NL Central Cubs Cardinals Brewers Astros Reds Pirates NL West Dodgers Giants Diamondbacks Padres Rockies AL Wild Card: Rangers NL Wild Card: Marlins AL Cy Young: Johan Santana NL Cy Young: Tim Hudson AL MVP: Vladimir Guerrero NL MVP: Alfonso Soriano
April 1, 200718 yr First the team results: AL East: Red Sox Yankees Blue Jays Orioles Devil Rays AL Central: White Sox Tigers Twins Indians Royals AL West: Angels Athletics Rangers Mariners NL East: Mets Phillies Braves Marlins Nationals NL Central: Cardinals Astros Brewers Cubs Reds Pirates NL West: Dodgers Giants Padres Diamondbacks Rockies Wildcards: AL: Yankees NL: Phillies Pennant Winners: AL: Red Sox NL: Mets World Champion: Mets AL MVP: Travis Hafner NL MVP: Jose Reyes AL Cy Young: Johan Santana NL Cy Young: Ben Sheets AL ROY: Alex Gordon NL ROY: Michael Pelfrey
April 1, 200718 yr 1. Red Sox 2. Yankees 3. Blue Jays 4. Devil Rays 5. Orioles AL Central 1. Indians 2. Twins 3. Tigers 4. White Sox 5. Royals AL West 1. A's 2. Angels 3. Rangers 4. Mariners NL East 1. Phillies 2. Marlins 3. Mets 4. Braves 5. Nationals NL Central 1. Brewers 2. Cardinals 3. Reds 4. Astros 5. Cubs 6. Pirates NL West 1. Dodgers 2. Diamondbacks 3. Padres 4. Rockies 5. Giants AL Wild Card: Twins NL Wild Card: Marlins AL MVP: Manny Ramirez, Tigers NL MVP: Miguel Cabrera, Marlins AL Cy Young: Johan Santana, Twins NL Cy Young: AL Rookie of the Year: Dice-K, Red Sox NL Rookie of the Year: Chris Young, Diamondbacks
April 1, 200718 yr okay, looks like it's time for my sure fire results sure to go wrong only 71% of the time. nl east braves phillies marlins mets nationals nl central astros cardinals reds brewers cubs pirates nl west padres giants* dodgers d'backs rockies al east yankees red sox blue jays orioles devil rays al central twins white sox tigers indians royals al west rangers angels* a's mariners *=wild card world series: braves vs. rangers, rangers win in 6 awards (note, i don't do ap awards, they are way biased) most outstanding player al: mark texiera nl: david wright most outstanding pitcher al: johan santana nl: jake peavy most outstanding rookie al: dice-k (there are no rookies this year, so i had to settle with him, but i think it's going to be an early season call up winning this award) nl: troy tulowitzki, rockies
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