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    Re: Early 2009 projections?

    Quote Originally Posted by cjkalt View Post
    Its like you picking Jimmie Johnson most weeks, you pick the best team/player to win.

    The Red Sox bullpen is ridiculous, highest era guy in the pen is a 3.4 and most of the guys are under 3. And they have the financial mobility to get a slugger from a team that can't afford him if need be.
    This was a great call by me on April 15th...my picks not so much
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    Re: Early 2009 projections?

    a great call? I didn't pick Jimmie Johnson most weeks...DK did early on.

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    Re: Early 2009 projections?

    Quote Originally Posted by love_that_reefer View Post
    AL East
    1. Rays- Better than last year by far and have the depth all around
    2. Red Sox (WC)- A full year of Jason Bay and a lot of pitching
    3. Yankees- Too many red flags in that lineup
    4. Jays- Close battle with the O's for dead last but still have Halladay
    5. Orioles- Not enough pitching anywhere to do anything

    AL Central
    1. Indians- Best offense in baseball and much improved bullpen
    2. Twins- Only finish second if Joe Mauer can play 100 games
    3. Royals- Better offense and better defense
    4. White Sox- Weaker at CF, 3B and 2B
    5. Tigers- Aging stars and no pitching

    AL West
    1. Angels- Pitching's coming back in late April so don't sweat it, they win easily
    2. A's- Better offense but rotation is inexperienced
    3. Rangers- A lot of offense but no pitching
    4. M's- Weaker offense and the same pitching

    NL East
    1. Mets- Better bullpen and still have an offense
    2. Marlins (WC)- Best rotation in the league and good offense
    3. Phillies- Once Hamels started having elbow problems, they dropped from 1st to 3rd
    4. Braves- Improved rotation but the offense is lacking
    5. Nationals- Adam Dunn cannot save you

    NL Central

    1. Cubs- Awesome rotation and the offense looks good as well
    2. Cardinals- Best player in baseball and Carpenter and Wainwright look great
    3. Reds- Offense and rotation is improved
    4. Astros- What's worth a damn after Oswalt and Wandy?
    5. Brewers- Rotation and bullpen is holding that team back
    6. Pirates- Can any Pirates starter post back to back good seasons?

    NL West

    1. Dodgers- Manny puts that offense over the top
    2. Giants- Better offense and better bullpen
    3. Dbacks- Too many strikeouts and the bullpen is questionable
    4. Rockies- They will miss Francis and Holliday
    5. Padres- Jake Peavy will be gone in June and won't be worth watching after that

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    I am disgusted by my picks, just simply grossed out. After all the arguments lj and I had about how Minaya let them down, I had them winning the East? And my MVP picks just didn't pan out. Can't believe I didn't vote for Pujols. I blew a big penis on these picks but another year of learning, I think I can do better. Can't do much worse

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    Re: Early 2009 projections?

    Quote Originally Posted by HollywoodLeo View Post
    The Padres aren't trading Jake. He'll still be on the DL through the deadline.
    I'm surprised this one went under mofo's radar.
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    Re: Early 2009 projections?

    Quote Originally Posted by HollywoodLeo View Post
    I'm surprised this one went under mofo's radar.
    It usually takes him 12+ months to bump a thread. Not sooner.

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    Re: Early 2009 projections?

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