It's Baseball Season...
Sorry we've been MIA for so long. For me, work has been crazy the past few weeks. I've been sick. And some family was visiting from out of town. Hopefully we can get back into the flow of posting regularly again.
Anyway, with that, I've decided to post my predictions for the upcoming baseball season, which starts tonight at 8 p.m. EDT as the Mets take on the Cardinals in a battle of two of the better teams in the National League. Since every so-called "expert" predicts division winners, playoff series and award winners before the season, why can't I? Well, I can. So here it goes (but I'm going to predict the entire finish of divisions, not just division winners).
AL East
1. New York
2. Boston
3. Toronto
4. Baltimore
5. Tampa Bay
AL Central
1. Detroit
2. Chicago
3. Minnesota
4. Cleveland
5. Kansas City
AL West
1. Los Angeles
2. Oakland
3. Texas
4. Seattle
NL East
1. New York
2. Atlanta
3. Philadelphia
4. Florida
5. Washington, D.C.
NL Central
1. St. Louis
2. Chicago
3. Houston
4. Milwaukee
5. Cincinnati
6. Pittsburgh
NL West
1. San Diego
2. Los Angeles
3. Arizona
4. San Francisco
5. Colorado
Wild Card Winners
AL: Boston
NL: Los Angeles
AL Division Playoffs
Detroit over Boston
Los Angeles over New York
NL Division Playoffs
New York over Los Angeles
St. Louis over San Diego
AL Championship
Detroit over Los Angeles
NL Championship
New York over St. Louis
World Series
New York over Detroit
I'm not really too sure about the playoffs, so don't trust my predictions on that. I think Chicago and Oakland in the AL and Atlanta and Philadelphia in the NL will have a shot at the wild card as well. San Diego and Los Angeles will come down to the wire again this year. St. Louis should be able to run away with the NL Central. The Mets will have a tough run, but repeat. The Yankees and Red Sox will come down to the final couple of weeks. Detroit will win the AL Central by 5+ games, and the teams finishing second through fourth will all be within four games of each other.
Your thoughts? Post them to the comments section!
Anyway, with that, I've decided to post my predictions for the upcoming baseball season, which starts tonight at 8 p.m. EDT as the Mets take on the Cardinals in a battle of two of the better teams in the National League. Since every so-called "expert" predicts division winners, playoff series and award winners before the season, why can't I? Well, I can. So here it goes (but I'm going to predict the entire finish of divisions, not just division winners).
AL East
1. New York
2. Boston
3. Toronto
4. Baltimore
5. Tampa Bay
AL Central
1. Detroit
2. Chicago
3. Minnesota
4. Cleveland
5. Kansas City
AL West
1. Los Angeles
2. Oakland
3. Texas
4. Seattle
NL East
1. New York
2. Atlanta
3. Philadelphia
4. Florida
5. Washington, D.C.
NL Central
1. St. Louis
2. Chicago
3. Houston
4. Milwaukee
5. Cincinnati
6. Pittsburgh
NL West
1. San Diego
2. Los Angeles
3. Arizona
4. San Francisco
5. Colorado
Wild Card Winners
AL: Boston
NL: Los Angeles
AL Division Playoffs
Detroit over Boston
Los Angeles over New York
NL Division Playoffs
New York over Los Angeles
St. Louis over San Diego
AL Championship
Detroit over Los Angeles
NL Championship
New York over St. Louis
World Series
New York over Detroit
I'm not really too sure about the playoffs, so don't trust my predictions on that. I think Chicago and Oakland in the AL and Atlanta and Philadelphia in the NL will have a shot at the wild card as well. San Diego and Los Angeles will come down to the wire again this year. St. Louis should be able to run away with the NL Central. The Mets will have a tough run, but repeat. The Yankees and Red Sox will come down to the final couple of weeks. Detroit will win the AL Central by 5+ games, and the teams finishing second through fourth will all be within four games of each other.
Your thoughts? Post them to the comments section!
Labels: baseball, major league baseball, predictions, world series
posted by Steve Bernard @ 3:56 PM
2 Comments:
At 12:05 AM EDT,
Anonymous said…
Why no love for Cleveland? Hasn't this team been one year away for about three years now? Sizemore gets better every year. Hafner is healthy. CC Sabathia is dominating. Sowers helps fill out the back of the rotation.
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