the Milwaukee Brewers. I'm not convinced that they can win their division or win the wildcard, but I could see them winning 90-95 games.
Their starting pitching is great, especially with a healthy Ben Sheets. They have a dominant closer in Derrick Turnbow. Their core group of players is very good, probably one of the best young infields in baseball.
Brian Damage
04-04-2006, 11:40 PM
They have got talent that is for sure. Their biggest problem is they are in the same division as the Cardinals. I think they have got an excellent shot at making the Wild Card.
moeee
04-05-2006, 03:11 AM
How about the Cleveland Indians?
edwardwoodbine
04-05-2006, 01:19 PM
How about the Cleveland Indians?
i think the toronto blue jays are due for post season they the pitching and hitting finally go jays ok lets play ball blue jays:wave: :p ;) :D :)
For the AL, it will be the Blue Jays. They are looking strong and are due for a post season appearance.
For the NL, it looks like it will be the Mets. They have a dominant closer, Randolph is still manager, and they finally got a decent catcher. Both teams will be Wild Cards in their league.
dlemond
04-05-2006, 03:43 PM
They have got talent that is for sure. Their biggest problem is they are in the same division as the Cardinals. I think they have got an excellent shot at making the Wild Card.
Brewers have a shot.
But between the Braves, Mets, and Phillies, there are two serious wildcard contenders left in there (after one wins the division)- on paper at least.
Who knows when the year begins, of course.