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ESPN's Preseason Rankings

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Florida is # 8 and here is what they said It's hard to imagine, but the defending world champions will go into the season as a sleeper. Again.

 

8 is a solid spot.... especially considering all the moves alot of teams made

I dont care - as long as we #1 at season's end. This team is good enough to win 90+ games. The more I read about these guys, the better they seem to me. This team is well-prepared and hungry. They know what it takes to win and have a great mix of players. My initial predictions are going to be surpassed, and that is fine with me. Kind of expect that anyway.

 

Guys I cant wait to watch this ST - Choi, Cabrera and...Nate Bump.

Guys I cant wait to watch this ST - Choi, Cabrera and...Nate Bump.

i have huge expectations for Nate Bump, he has tons of potential

Guys I cant wait to watch this ST - Choi, Cabrera and...Nate Bump.

i have huge expectations for Nate Bump, he has tons of potential in his earlier outtings it seemed like he was unhittable at times

 

he wasn't as sharp later on though

we lost Pudge, Encarnacion, + DLee and we're ranked 8th? wow thats good

Replaced with Castro, Cabrera and Choi/Cordero. We will be fine.

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