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Alright baseball fans, its time to call your shot.
NL East - Philly
NL Central - Brewers
NL West - Colorado
NL Wild Card - Atlanta
AL East - Boston
AL Central - Detroit
AL West - LA Angels
AL Wild Card - Texas
World Series - Colorado over Boston (its going to be a cold world series)
NL MVP - Braun
NL Cy Young - Ubaldo Jimenez
AL MVP - Adrian Gonzalez
AL Cy Young - David Price
I always like to get others opinions and see how we do throughout the year.
NL East: Philly
NL Central: Reds
NL West: Rockies
NL Wild Card: Braves
AL East: Red Sox
AL Central: Twins
AL West: Rangers
AL Wild Card: Yankees
World Series: Phillies over Red Sox
Brewer fans are so cute!
NL East - Philly
NL Central - Reds
NL West - Giants
NL Wild Card - Atlanta
AL East - Boston
AL Central - Twins
AL West - Angels
AL Wild Card - Yankees
World Series - Boston over Atlanta
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Originally Posted by chuckd4735
I like cubs fans when they implode even more. Do you have any predictions?
Yeah I added them. As a Brewers fan you cant talk much crap at all, but continue if you may...Quote:
Originally Posted by pyrocyz
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Originally Posted by pyrocyz
Wow, there are a lot of pots and kettles in this thread... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by chuckd4735
NL East - Philly
NL Central - Cubs
NL West - Rockies
NL Wild Card - Atlanta
AL East - Boston
AL Central - Twins
AL West - A's
AL Wild Card - Rays
World Series - Boston over Philly
I'm surprised you didn't pick Greinke for NL Cy Young... especially since you picked the Brewers to win (where many people have them 4th in the Central) and Braun for NL MVP. Here are my picks:Quote:
Originally Posted by pyrocyz
NL East: Philly
NL Central: Cards
NL West: Giants
NL Wildcard: Rockies
AL East: Red Sox
AL Central: White Sox
AL West: Rangers
AL Wildcard: Yankees
NL MVP: Carlos Gonzalez
NL Cy Young: Cliff Lee (I actually think Greinke has a good shot though)
AL MVP: Robinson Cano
AL Cy Young: David Price
Phillies over Red Sox in 5
Fair enough, but you cant make the argument that the Brewers have a more successful organization than that of the Cubs...Quote:
Originally Posted by jdoggivjc
NL East: Atlanta
NL Central: Cincinnati
NL West: San Francisco
NL Wild Card: Philadelphia
AL East: Boston
AL Central: Minnesota
AL West: Texas
AL Wild Card: Detroit
World Series: Philadelphia over Boston
Greinke will have to be very dominant to win the Cy Young even though he will have missed possibly a month of the season. Hopefully he can be good, but I think that Gallardo has a better chance of winning it than Greinke.Quote:
Originally Posted by dtclones
NL East: Philly
NL Central: Reds (barf)
NL West: Giants
NL Wild Card: Braves
AL East: Red Sox
AL Central: White Sox
AL West: Athletics
AL Wild Card: Yankees
World Series: Red Sox over Braves
I'm not much of a fan of either team, but that statement is certainly up for debate. Any real "success" that the Cubs truly had as an organization occurred before the Brewers/Pilots were even in existence. And at least the Brewers have been in the World Series in the last 60 or so years.Quote:
Originally Posted by chuckd4735
If it weren't for the fact that the Cubs are one of the oldest organizations in baseball, stating that the Cubs are a successful organization (in terms of wins and championships) would be an overstatement.
I don't get all the Cincinnati love. They came out of nowhere last year because a bunch of guys had career years (Joey Votto) or a resurgence (Scott Rolen). I don't see it happening again. Their pitching won't cut it.
Oh, I guess I didn't realize he was going to be out for a while. Nevermind then.Quote:
Originally Posted by pyrocyz