March 30, 200818 yr So, I went to a baseball prediction party last night. Here is what I put down: AL East Division winner - Red Sox AL Central Division Winner - Tigers AL West Division Winner - Angels AL Wild Card - Indians NL East Division Winner - Mutts NL Central Division Winner - Cubbies NL West Division Winner - Dodgers NL Wild Card - Diamondbacks AL Championship - Tigers vs Red Sox, Tigers come out on top NL Championship - Mutts vs Dodgers, Dodgers come out on top World Series - Tigers vs Dodgers, Tigers the champs What do you think?
March 30, 200818 yr AL East- Red Sox AL Central-Tigers AL West-Mariners AL Wild Card- Yankees NL East-Mets NL Central- Cubs NL West-Dodgers NL Wild Card-Phillies AL Cy Young-Justin Verlander NL Cy Young-Johan Santana AL MVP- Alex Rodriguez NL MVP- David Wright AL ROY-Jacoby Ellsbury NL ROY-Chase Headley (major sleeper) I won't even bother predicting a World Series champ, too hard to guess....could be a number of teams.
March 30, 200818 yr Mine: AL East- Red Sox AL West- Mariners AL Central- Tigers AL WC- Indians AL MVP- Miguel Cabrera AL ROY- Joba Chamberlain AL CY- Felix Hernandez AL MOY- John McLaren ============= NL East- Mets NL West- Dodgers NL Central- Cubbies NL WC- Phillies NL MVP- Chase Utley NL ROY- J.R. Towles NL CY- Johan Santana NL MOY- Joe Torre
March 30, 200818 yr Starbrownies, both Adam Jones and Justin Upton don't qualify as rookies. The rule is 130 at-bats for hitters and 50 innings for pitchers. Upton had 140 AB's last season Jones had 65 AB's last year, but he had 74 the year before, putting him at 139 for his career.
March 30, 200818 yr Starbrownies, both Adam Jones and Justin Upton don't qualify as rookies. The rule is 130 at-bats for hitters and 50 innings for pitchers. Upton had 140 AB's last season Jones had 65 AB's last year, but he had 74 the year before, putting him at 139 for his career. thanks.. *changes*
March 30, 200818 yr Starbrownies, both Adam Jones and Justin Upton don't qualify as rookies. The rule is 130 at-bats for hitters and 50 innings for pitchers. Upton had 140 AB's last season Jones had 65 AB's last year, but he had 74 the year before, putting him at 139 for his career. thanks.. *changes* np. Nice choices
March 30, 200818 yr AL East - Red Sox AL Central - Tigers AL West - Angels AL Wild Card - Indians NL East - Phillies NL Central - Cubs NL West - Dodgers NL Wild Card - Diamondbacks AL Cy Young - C.C. Sabathia NL Cy Young - Johan Santana AL MVP- Alex Rodriguez NL MVP- Hanley Ramirez AL ROY - Jacoby Ellsbury NL ROY - J.R. Towels I admit to not known a damned thing about the AL.
March 30, 200818 yr nl east: new york mets nl central: chicago cubs nl west: colorado rockies (most difficult call) nl wildcard: los angeles dodgers (2nd most difficult call) nl mvp: matt holiday nl cy young: johan santana nl roy: kosuke fukudome (not a rookie, but the rules are what they are; i also do like headley. a lot.) al east: boston redsox al central: detroit tigers al west: los angeles angels al wildcard: cleveland indians al mvp: miguel cabrera al cy young: justin verlander al roy: evan longoria (provided he is called up by may 1)
March 30, 200818 yr A sleeper in the AL for ROY is Daric Barton. Most improved/comeback, possibly Carlos Quentin.
March 30, 200818 yr nl east: braves central: cubs west: padres wc: phillies al east: red sox central: tigers west: angels wc: indians ws: tigers over braves in 5
March 30, 200818 yr AL East- Red Sox AL Central- Tigers AL West- Angels AL Wildcard- Mariners NL East- Mets NL Central- Cubs NL West- Diamondbacks NL Wildcard- Braves AL Champions- Red Sox NL Champions- Mets WS Winners- Mets
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