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re: Which projected mediocre MLB team has the best chance to make the playoffs
Posted on 1/31/17 at 7:31 pm to The Seaward
Posted on 1/31/17 at 7:31 pm to The Seaward
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Maybe it's the other way around. Maybe really unlucky teams are mistakenly thought of as bad? The Red Sox and Cubs were two of the unluckiest teams in baseball last year according BaseRuns and they obviously were really good.
maybe. I just look up and down that lineup and there aren't many guys night in and night out that scare you.
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I do agree the Rays run production has some major questions, but what team in the AL outside of Boston, Cleveland and maybe Houston doesn't have major questions?
i feel like we know what most teams will be. Balt, TEX, TOR, SEA, DET are other teams im comfortable saying are better than TB.
Posted on 1/31/17 at 7:38 pm to Lester Earl
This is two years in a row Baltimore hasn't received any love. Early offseason last year, I jumped on them as a postseason team. They had something like the 10th worst odds, bottom 3rd...
I'm not sure why they couldn't do it again.
The Rockies are intriguing. Their lineup will be potent...again. They have a big gap in the division between the top and bottom. They could feast on the Padres and DBacks and be in a nice spot.
If the closer spot is indeed solidified and they hold on to 9th inning leads, they can get away with subpar pitching. Maybe Jon Gray can have a bit of a breakout?
I'm not sure why they couldn't do it again.
The Rockies are intriguing. Their lineup will be potent...again. They have a big gap in the division between the top and bottom. They could feast on the Padres and DBacks and be in a nice spot.
If the closer spot is indeed solidified and they hold on to 9th inning leads, they can get away with subpar pitching. Maybe Jon Gray can have a bit of a breakout?
This post was edited on 1/31/17 at 7:41 pm
Posted on 1/31/17 at 7:45 pm to Lester Earl
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Balt, TEX, TOR, SEA, DET are other teams im comfortable saying are better than TB.
fair enough. I feel all those teams are kind of bundled together and I don't really feel comfortable ranking any of them.
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Maybe Jon Gray can have a bit of a breakout?
I think he had a breakout last year, it's just hard to tell because of Coors Field. Another leap forward would go a long way for them though.
Posted on 2/1/17 at 1:15 pm to Lester Earl
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i feel like we know what most teams will be. Balt, TEX, TOR, SEA, DET are other teams im comfortable saying are better than TB.
I feel like we (Texas) are becoming the St. Louis of the AL. We shouldn't be good, yet we find a way to make the postseason.
And with that comparison I mean we are the same aside from actually winning shite in the playoffs. I am somewhat optimistic this year though, I think a healthy Darvish will make a big difference.
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