2013 MLB Prediction Thread: WS winner? Giants, Nationals, Reds or Tigers?

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#1 Master_Live

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Opening Day is exactly one week away, so lets get those predictions in :D

AL East:
AL Central:
AL West:
NL East:
NL Central:
NL West:
AL WC:
NL WC:
AL Champion:
NL Champion:
World Series winner:

AL MVP:
NL MVP:
AL Cy Young:
NL Cy Young:
AL ROY:
NL ROY:
AL Manager OY:
NL Manager OY:
AL Reliever OY:
NL Reliever OY:

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AL East: Tampa Bay Rays
AL Central: Detroit Tigers
AL West: Oakland Athletics
NL East: Washington Nationals
NL Central: Cincinnati Reds
NL West: Los Angeles Dodgers
AL WC: Angels, Blue Jays
NL WC: Braves, Giants

AL Champion: Detroit Tigers
NL Champion: Washington Nationals
World Series: Washington Nationals

AL MVP: Evan Longoria
NL MVP: Joey Votto
AL Cy Young: Yu Darvish
NL Cy Young: Stephen Strasburg
AL ROY: Wil Myers
NL ROY: Jedd Gyorko
AL Manager OY: John Gibbons
NL Manager OY: Davey Johnson
AL Reliever OY: Mariano Rivera
NL Reliever OY: Aroldis Chapman

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#3 PSP107

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AL East: Yankees AL Central: Tigers AL West: Angels NL East: Philles NL Central: Reds NL West: Padres AL WC: White Sox, Rangers NL WC: Giants, Braves AL Champion: Angels(Go White Sox) NL Champion: Reds World Series: Reds Al MVP: Prince Feilder NL MVP: Ryan Braun AL Cy Young: Chris Sale NL Cy Young: Roy Holliday Al Manger: Mike Scioscia NL Manger: Dusty Baker AL HR Leaders: Adam Dunn 45 Miguel Caberra 42 NL HR Leaders : Ryan Bruan 40 Ryan Howard 36 AL Batting Average: Miguel Caberra .358 Josh Hamilton .342 NL Batting Average: Ryan Braun .320 Sterlin Castro .319 AL RBI: Prince Felider 132 Miguel Caberra 125 NL RBI: Ryan Howard 126 Ryan Braun 119 AL Wins: Justin Verlander 19 Chris Sale 17 NL Wins: Roy Holiday 20 Matt Cain 18 AL ERA: David Price 2.35 Chris Sale 2.42 NL ERA: Matt Cain 2.32 Roy Holiday 2.49 AL SO: Justin Verlander 230 Chris Sale 218 NL SO: Roy Holiday 246 Johnny Cueto 220 You heard it 1st.

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Dodgers vs Angels in the World Series. Freeway series

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Dodgers vs Angels in the World Series. Freeway series-Halftime-

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#6 Bobbles

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A's will gape all, thanks.

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#7 yokofox33

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Marlins will lose at least 95 games this year. That's all I can predict. I'd be shocked if they won more than 70 games.

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#8 Boston_Boyy

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AL East: Tampa Bay Rays
AL Central: Detroit Tigers
AL West: Los Angeles Angels
NL East: Washington Nationals
NL Central: Cincinatti Reds
NL West: Los Angeles Dodgers
AL WC: Oakland Athletics, Toronto Blue Jays
NL WC: Atlanta Braves, San Francisco Giants
AL Champion: Angels
NL Champion: Nationals
World Series winner: Nationals

AL MVP: Mike Trout
NL MVP: Ryan Braun
AL Cy Young: Justin Verlander
NL Cy Young: Clayton Kershaw
AL ROY: Dylan Bundy
NL ROY: Travis D'Aruand
AL Manager OY: John Farrell
NL Manager OY: Dusty Baker
AL Reliever OY: Fernando Rodney
NL Reliever OY: Craig Kimbrel

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#9 Ring_of_fire

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Marlins will lose at least 95 games this year. That's all I can predict. I'd be shocked if they won more than 70 games.
yokofox33

Watch they somehow win the NLE. Anyways: AL East: Toronto Blue Jays AL Central: Detroit Tigers AL West: Oakland Athletics NL East: Atlanta Braves NL Central: St. Louis Cardinals NL West: LA Dodgers AL WC: Tampa Bay Rays, Anaheim Angels NL WC: San Francisco Giants, Washington Nationals AL Champion: Detroit Tigers NL Champion: Braves/Nationals World Series winner: Braves/Nationals AL MVP: Mike Trout NL MVP: AL Cy Young: Justin Verlander NL Cy Young: Steven Strasburg AL ROY: NL ROY: AL Manager OY: NL Manager OY: AL Reliever OY: NL Reliever OY: Craig Kimbrel (Will finish later)

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#10 Bobbles

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F*CK ALL OF YOU! Stop takin Oakland to win the West, F*CK!

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AL East: Tampa Bay Rays
AL Central: Detroit Tigers
AL West: Oakland Athletics
NL East: Washington Nationals
NL Central: Cincinnati Reds
NL West: Los Angeles Dodgers
AL WC: Angels, Blue Jays
NL WC: Braves, Giants

AL Champion: Detroit Tigers
NL Champion: Washington Nationals
World Series: Washington Nationals
AL MVP: Evan Longoria
NL MVP: Joey Votto
AL Cy Young: Yu Darvish
NL Cy Young: Stephen Strasburg
AL ROY: Wil Myers
NL ROY: Jedd Gyorko
AL Manager OY: John Gibbons
NL Manager OY: Davey Johnson
AL Reliever OY: Mariano Rivera
NL Reliever OY: Aroldis Chapman
Master_Live

I hope you're right about the Nats. :D

EDIT: Nats all the way. Strasburg will be playing in late this season unlike last year.

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I hope the Cubs actually get in the playoffs. That's one of my dreams.

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#13 JohnBean42

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AL East: Toronto Blue Jays
AL Central: Detroit Tigers
AL West: LA Angels
NL East: Washington Nationals
NL Central: Cincinnati Reds
NL West: LA Dodgers
AL WC: Rangers, Rays
NL WC: Cardinals , SF Giants
AL Champion: Blue Jays
NL Champion: Nationals
World Series winner: Nationals

AL MVP: Mike Trout
NL MVP: Joey Votto
AL Cy Young: David Price (I'd love to see Brandon Morrow breakout and win)
NL Cy Young: Stephen Strasburg
AL ROY: Dylan Bundy
NL ROY: Adam Eaton
AL Manager OY: John Gibbons
NL Manager OY: Mike Matheny
AL Reliever OY: Casey Janssen
NL Reliever OY: Craig Kimbral

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#14 PSP107

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I hope the Cubs actually get in the playoffs. That's one of my dreams.sfkm2

And it will stay a dream for quite some time. The cubs owner are more concern about rebuilding wrigley feild.

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#15 JohnBean42

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[QUOTE="PSP107"]AL East: Yankees AL Central: Tigers AL West: Angels NL East: Philles NL Central: Reds NL West: Padres AL WC: White Sox, Rangers NL WC: Giants, Braves AL Champion: Angels(Go White Sox) NL Champion: Reds World Series: Reds Al MVP: Prince Feilder NL MVP: Ryan Braun AL Cy Young: Chris Sale NL Cy Young: Roy Holliday Al Manger: Mike Scioscia NL Manger: Dusty Baker AL HR Leaders: Adam Dunn 45 Miguel Caberra 42 NL HR Leaders : Ryan Bruan 40 Ryan Howard 36 AL Batting Average: Miguel Caberra .358 Josh Hamilton .342 NL Batting Average: Ryan Braun .320 Sterlin Castro .319 AL RBI: Prince Felider 132 Miguel Caberra 125 NL RBI: Ryan Howard 126 Ryan Braun 119 AL Wins: Justin Verlander 19 Chris Sale 17 NL Wins: Roy Holiday 20 Matt Cain 18 AL ERA: David Price 2.35 Chris Sale 2.42 NL ERA: Matt Cain 2.32 Roy Holiday 2.49 AL SO: Justin Verlander 230 Chris Sale 218 NL SO: Roy Holiday 246 Johnny Cueto 220 You heard it 1st.

Man, I really hope you're right about Halladay (not Holliday :P). This is the worst I've seen or heard of him during spring ever. FB velocity down, stuff not breaking..he's getting hit hard. It's spring, but after last year..it's easy to be concerned. He's my favorite player in the game, hate to see him doing poorly.

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#16 Ring_of_fire

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[QUOTE="JohnBean42"][QUOTE="PSP107"]AL East: Yankees AL Central: Tigers AL West: Angels NL East: Philles NL Central: Reds NL West: Padres AL WC: White Sox, Rangers NL WC: Giants, Braves AL Champion: Angels(Go White Sox) NL Champion: Reds World Series: Reds Al MVP: Prince Feilder NL MVP: Ryan Braun AL Cy Young: Chris Sale NL Cy Young: Roy Holliday Al Manger: Mike Scioscia NL Manger: Dusty Baker AL HR Leaders: Adam Dunn 45 Miguel Caberra 42 NL HR Leaders : Ryan Bruan 40 Ryan Howard 36 AL Batting Average: Miguel Caberra .358 Josh Hamilton .342 NL Batting Average: Ryan Braun .320 Sterlin Castro .319 AL RBI: Prince Felider 132 Miguel Caberra 125 NL RBI: Ryan Howard 126 Ryan Braun 119 AL Wins: Justin Verlander 19 Chris Sale 17 NL Wins: Roy Holiday 20 Matt Cain 18 AL ERA: David Price 2.35 Chris Sale 2.42 NL ERA: Matt Cain 2.32 Roy Holiday 2.49 AL SO: Justin Verlander 230 Chris Sale 218 NL SO: Roy Holiday 246 Johnny Cueto 220 You heard it 1st.

Man, I really hope you're right about Halladay (not Holliday :P). This is the worst I've seen or heard of him during spring ever. FB velocity down, stuff not breaking..he's getting hit hard. It's spring, but after last year..it's easy to be concerned. He's my favorite player in the game, hate to see him doing poorly.

I won't be surprised if Halladay is done, at least as the dominating pitcher everyone is accustomed to. In order to think about competing, the Phils need a strong Halladay.

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#17 JohnBean42

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[QUOTE="Ring_of_fire"][QUOTE="JohnBean42"][QUOTE="PSP107"]AL East: Yankees AL Central: Tigers AL West: Angels NL East: Philles NL Central: Reds NL West: Padres AL WC: White Sox, Rangers NL WC: Giants, Braves AL Champion: Angels(Go White Sox) NL Champion: Reds World Series: Reds Al MVP: Prince Feilder NL MVP: Ryan Braun AL Cy Young: Chris Sale NL Cy Young: Roy Holliday Al Manger: Mike Scioscia NL Manger: Dusty Baker AL HR Leaders: Adam Dunn 45 Miguel Caberra 42 NL HR Leaders : Ryan Bruan 40 Ryan Howard 36 AL Batting Average: Miguel Caberra .358 Josh Hamilton .342 NL Batting Average: Ryan Braun .320 Sterlin Castro .319 AL RBI: Prince Felider 132 Miguel Caberra 125 NL RBI: Ryan Howard 126 Ryan Braun 119 AL Wins: Justin Verlander 19 Chris Sale 17 NL Wins: Roy Holiday 20 Matt Cain 18 AL ERA: David Price 2.35 Chris Sale 2.42 NL ERA: Matt Cain 2.32 Roy Holiday 2.49 AL SO: Justin Verlander 230 Chris Sale 218 NL SO: Roy Holiday 246 Johnny Cueto 220 You heard it 1st.

Man, I really hope you're right about Halladay (not Holliday :P). This is the worst I've seen or heard of him during spring ever. FB velocity down, stuff not breaking..he's getting hit hard. It's spring, but after last year..it's easy to be concerned. He's my favorite player in the game, hate to see him doing poorly.

I won't be surprised if Halladay is done, at least as the dominating pitcher everyone is accustomed to. In order to think about competing, the Phils need a strong Halladay.

And to be honest...I don't think they're going to get that.

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#18 Ring_of_fire

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[QUOTE="JohnBean42"][QUOTE="Ring_of_fire"][QUOTE="JohnBean42"] Man, I really hope you're right about Halladay (not Holliday :P). This is the worst I've seen or heard of him during spring ever. FB velocity down, stuff not breaking..he's getting hit hard. It's spring, but after last year..it's easy to be concerned. He's my favorite player in the game, hate to see him doing poorly.

I won't be surprised if Halladay is done, at least as the dominating pitcher everyone is accustomed to. In order to think about competing, the Phils need a strong Halladay.

And to be honest...I don't think they're going to get that.

Granted I am a Braves fan, they don't match up well with the Braves and the Nats. The Braves and Nats are the two best teams in the NLE (at least, on paper). I get that the Nats are favorites (deservingly so), I think it's closer than some people think from the two teams.

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#19 sfkm2

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[QUOTE="sfkm2"]I hope the Cubs actually get in the playoffs. That's one of my dreams.PSP107

And it will stay a dream for quite some time. The cubs owner are more concern about rebuilding wrigley feild.

Dreams always come true. It will happen but I hope it doesn't happen when I turn 40.

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#20 PSP107

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[QUOTE="PSP107"][QUOTE="sfkm2"]I hope the Cubs actually get in the playoffs. That's one of my dreams.sfkm2

And it will stay a dream for quite some time. The cubs owner are more concern about rebuilding wrigley feild.

Dreams always come true. It will happen but I hope it doesn't happen when I turn 40.

How old are you now? And 40 is not old considering you can jump and down or do whatever if they do win.

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#21 sfkm2

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[QUOTE="sfkm2"][QUOTE="PSP107"] And it will stay a dream for quite some time. The cubs owner are more concern about rebuilding wrigley feild.PSP107

Dreams always come true. It will happen but I hope it doesn't happen when I turn 40.

How old are you now? And 40 is not old considering you can jump and down or do whatever if they do win.

My point about the age 40 is because I have family members who are way older and the Cubs haven't won a WS yet. Now getting to the playoffs was probably the best thing to them. And me of course. Biggest upset for us was the Dodgers game. I think they gave up hope. I didn't. I thought 2012 was the year.

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#22 Oleg_Huzwog

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This is the year... I can feel it.

AL West: Mariners
AL Champion: Mariners
World Series winner: Mariners

AL MVP: Kyle Seager
AL Hank Aaron: Kendrys Morales
AL Cy Young: Felix Hernandez
AL ROY: Brandon Maurer
AL Manager OY: Eric Wedge
AL Relief Man: Tom Wilhelmsen
AL Comeback POY: Jason Bay

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#23 PSP107

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[QUOTE="PSP107"][QUOTE="sfkm2"] Dreams always come true. It will happen but I hope it doesn't happen when I turn 40.sfkm2

How old are you now? And 40 is not old considering you can jump and down or do whatever if they do win.

My point about the age 40 is because I have family members who are way older and the Cubs haven't won a WS yet. Now getting to the playoffs was probably the best thing to them. And me of course. Biggest upset for us was the Dodgers game. I think they gave up hope. I didn't. I thought 2012 was the year.

my point was that 40 is young enough to enjoy it. I mean its like becoming instantly rich at 60+ won't be exciting vs becoming rich at 40.

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#24 X360PS3AMD05

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WS Champion: California Angels :P

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#25 Blabadon

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AL East: Rays
AL Central: Tigers
AL West: Angels
NL East: Nationals
NL Central: Reds
NL West: Dodgers
AL WC: Rays, Tigers
NL WC: Nationals, Reds
AL Champion: Tigers
NL Champion: Nationals
World Series winner:

AL MVP: Mike Trout
NL MVP: Ryan Braun
AL Cy Young: Verlander, like it should have been last year
NL Cy Young: Strasburg

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#26 JohnBean42

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AL East: Rays
AL Central: Tigers
AL West: Angels
NL East: Nationals
NL Central: Reds
NL West: Dodgers
AL WC: Rays, Tigers
NL WC: Nationals, Reds
AL Champion: Tigers
NL Champion: Nationals
World Series winner: border="0" alt="Detroit_tigers2.gif">
AL MVP: Mike Trout
NL MVP: Ryan Braun
AL Cy Young: Verlander, like it should have been last year
NL Cy Young: Strasburg
Blabadon

Just wondering, what does your AL WC and NL WC stand for? Wild card?

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#27 PSP107

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[QUOTE="JohnBean42"][QUOTE="Blabadon"]

AL East: Rays
AL Central: Tigers
AL West: Angels
NL East: Nationals
NL Central: Reds
NL West: Dodgers
AL WC: Rays, Tigers
NL WC: Nationals, Reds
AL Champion: Tigers
NL Champion: Nationals
World Series winner: border="0" alt="Detroit_tigers2.gif">

AL MVP: Mike Trout
NL MVP: Ryan Braun
AL Cy Young: Verlander, like it should have been last year
NL Cy Young: Strasburg

Just wondering, what does your AL WC and NL WC stand for? Wild card?

WC= Wild Card

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#28 X360PS3AMD05

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The Tiger better not win cause i told some guy in a Tigers hat at the mall "Aint happenin bra!"

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#29 Ring_of_fire

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[QUOTE="PSP107"][QUOTE="JohnBean42"][QUOTE="Blabadon"]

AL East: Rays
AL Central: Tigers
AL West: Angels
NL East: Nationals
NL Central: Reds
NL West: Dodgers
AL WC: Rays, Tigers
NL WC: Nationals, Reds
AL Champion: Tigers
NL Champion: Nationals
World Series winner: border="0" alt="Detroit_tigers2.gif">

AL MVP: Mike Trout
NL MVP: Ryan Braun
AL Cy Young: Verlander, like it should have been last year
NL Cy Young: Strasburg

Just wondering, what does your AL WC and NL WC stand for? Wild card?

WC= Wild Card

Not trying to speak for JohnBean, but it seems the confusion is that he has all the Wildcard teams also winning their respective divisions......

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#30 PSP107

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[QUOTE="PSP107"][QUOTE="JohnBean42"] Just wondering, what does your AL WC and NL WC stand for? Wild card?Ring_of_fire

WC= Wild Card

Not trying to speak for JohnBean, but it seems the confusion is that he has all the Wildcard teams also winning their respective divisions......

It seems Blabadon made some errors. He has the tigers and reds winning their division but also winning the wild card.

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#31 Ring_of_fire

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[QUOTE="Ring_of_fire"][QUOTE="PSP107"] WC= Wild Card PSP107

Not trying to speak for JohnBean, but it seems the confusion is that he has all the Wildcard teams also winning their respective divisions......

It seems Blabadon made some errors. He has the tigers and reds winning their division but also winning the wild card.

Thanks for echoing what I said.

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#32 Blabadon

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Yeah, whoops, I f*cked that up, didn't really read that over and put what I thought would be the Championship Series. I'll edit that.

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#33 PSP107

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[QUOTE="PSP107"][QUOTE="Ring_of_fire"] Not trying to speak for JohnBean, but it seems the confusion is that he has all the Wildcard teams also winning their respective divisions......Ring_of_fire

It seems Blabadon made some errors. He has the tigers and reds winning their division but also winning the wild card.

Thanks for echoing what I said.

What your trying to say?

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#34 PSP107

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Yeah, whoops, I f*cked that up, didn't really read that over and put what I thought would be the Championship Series. I'll edit that.Blabadon

I actually did thought you may have meant the championship series. But its called ALCS and NLCS.

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#35 PelicanRebelLdr

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The Atlanta Braves will win the World Series this year.

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#36 PSP107

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The Atlanta Braves will win the World Series this year. PelicanRebelLdr

Be careful. usally the best team in the regular season dont win it all.

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#37 PelicanRebelLdr

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[QUOTE="PelicanRebelLdr"]The Atlanta Braves will win the World Series this year. PSP107

Be careful. usally the best team in the regular season dont win it all.

That is true but I feel that my Braves will end up the wild card or barely win the division title due to some injuries.

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#38 PSP107

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[QUOTE="PSP107"][QUOTE="PelicanRebelLdr"]The Atlanta Braves will win the World Series this year. PelicanRebelLdr

Be careful. usally the best team in the regular season dont win it all.

That is true but I feel that my Braves will end up the wild card or barely win the division title due to some injuries.

well there is 2 wild card spots now. So they should be in good shape if they keep this up.

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