View Poll Results: Which 2005 playoff team is least likely to make the playoffs in 2006?

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Thread: Which 2005 playoff team is least likely to make the playoffs in 2006?

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    Which 2005 playoff team is least likely to make the playoffs in 2006?

    Which team that made the playoffs last year do you think will not make it this year?

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    For some reason, I can't see the Halos back there.
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    Braves. Mets going to win the division, IMO. Then the WC will probably come out of the NL Central with the Cardinals, Astros, Brewers or even the NL West with an improve Colorado team or the San Fran team, whoever doesn't win the division. Just not feeling the Braves this year.

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    Astros. They just aren't that good.

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    I voted for the Angels, too just because I don't see the Wild Card coming out of the west and I think the A's improved, while the Angels declined...it's tough with the Astros because they could still get Clemens. And I was going to vote for the Padres, but none of the other teams standout to me as being able to take them down without a doubt.

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    I don't see the Astros going to the playoffs.
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    Padres. Dodgers and Giants got better and the Rockies might hold them down to a fourth place finish. At the end of the day, not enough pitching.

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    holy crap, San Diego's not winning this poll by a landslide?
    LeagueTeamyearsRecordWild CardDivisionPennantsTitles
    MSLSan Diego Padres2034-20592,217-1,9951631
    TBLArizona Diamondbacks2005-20181,216-1,0531963
    TSSLSan Diego Padres2015-2021, 2024-20281,017-9280732
    TSSLTexas Rangers2029-2033396-4140000

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    Houston Astros-Wandy Rodriguez, Taylor Buchholz, and Fernando Nieve are like Brian Anderson, Armando Reynoso, and Miguel Batista to Oswalt and Pettitte's Schilling and Johnson, except Pettitte is no Randy Johnson.

    If I had two votes, the second one would be for the Angels because Escobar, Weaver, and Colon are going to let down the team.

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    You neglect to mention that with Garrett Anderson's drop off last year, the Angels have very little offense anymore, either.

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    Everyone who voted for the Braves, please check your User CP for a new found neg rep.
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