The 2010 MLB Season

Me_and_Lucy · **Posted:** Thu Apr 16, 2009 9:07 pm

Yankees' fans were chanting "We want Swisher" in the 7th inning down 10-1.

Longball714 · **Posted:** Thu Apr 16, 2009 10:53 pm

I say the World Series Champion will be...

THE NATIONALS!!!! :lol:

jacobye46 · **Posted:** Thu Apr 16, 2009 11:03 pm

Did the Nationals actually win today cause I think they did
I wonder who were the no-names were who lost to them

Me_and_Lucy · **Posted:** Thu Apr 16, 2009 11:03 pm

OMG Nationals won. I was surprised. Thought they were going to go 0-162. Who lost? I think it is the Phillies.

Longball714 · **Posted:** Thu Apr 16, 2009 11:05 pm

ah well, all of the standings look pretty weird right now anyways

jacobye46 · **Posted:** Thu Apr 16, 2009 11:11 pm

Here are the leaders for divisions

AL East- Blue Jays

AL Central- T-Royals, chi sox, tigers

AL West- Mariners

AL Wild Card- Orioles

NL east- Marlins

NL central- cardinals

NL West- Padres

NL wild card- Dodgers

Yep, exactly how I pictured it

Me_and_Lucy · **Posted:** Thu Apr 16, 2009 11:14 pm

I'm going to kill myself.
*Unable to find knife in the kitchen*
EDIT: *Found a plastic knife*

Chief · **Posted:** Thu Apr 16, 2009 11:54 pm

My Predictions:

AL East: Rays
Pena is hitting well, BJ is back and some other things, and you can't expect the Orioles and the Jays to do this well consistantly.
AL Central: Royals
They are the real deal, in what is probably the worst division out there.
AL West: Mariners
Watch out for these guys, Ichiro just came back, King Hernandez is still young and pitching well, they play defense, Endy and Junior are contributing well. Bedard is back to not sucking.
AL Wild-Card: Yankees
CC's arm is going to fall off, they may get bombed when Chien Ming-Wang pitches, and A-Rod will be on every sportscenter from here till he comes back but the Yanks will find a way. Or else. :shock:

AL award for the most runs scored and given up in one season:Rangers
:lol:

Pitching would help, but Kinsler, Hamilton, Davis, Young, and Cruz might lead the league in RBIs.

What about?
Red Sox: Power drain from last year, Lester hasn't found himself, and Beckett is just throwing hard. They need Dice-K.
Blue Jays: They come in third in the AL East, Everyone is careering it offense wise, but look at their rotation.
Orioles: Do they have a starter younger than 30? No? Moving on...
Angels: Don't give me this "playing for Nick Adenhart" crap. It's sad, but it can't turn around the downgraded Angels.

NL East: Marlins
Wow, Nolasco, Johnson, Volstad, and others have pitched very well in their first couple starts. They can hit, run, and all they have to do is beat the slumping Mets and Phils to win the division.
NL Central: Cubs
Fontenot and Theriot seem to feed off each other, Alfonso can still jack it if he stays healthy, and their pitching remains solid. They are having injury problems however.
NL West: Dodgers
Billingsly and Kershaw can really pitch, Hudson is hot, and they are rolling without Manny. Just imagine if they had last years Manny!
NL Wild-Card: Reds :wink:

Don't laugh. I watch every Reds game, and this team is legit. Harang is back, Volquez is struggling but will regain his composure. Votto, Phillips, and Bruce are really taking this team places.
NL award for the most worthless team:Nationals :roll:

Yeah, they suck.

What about?
Phillies: They just can't find a grove right now, they are not hitting or pitching splendid and they need both those to compete with the Marlins.
Mets: They upgraded the bullpen, now they just have to be able to use the bullpen. Their starters right now can't get them there.
Cardinals: They don't look bad, but they need Carpenter bad. A bullpen would be nice too.
Padres: Ah, the Padres. They look really familiar to the D-Backs last year. Same story.

Longball714 · **Posted:** Fri Apr 17, 2009 8:17 am

the Marlins would be my favorite NL team if it weren't for the Phillies

stevenjackson39 · **Posted:** Fri Apr 17, 2009 8:28 am

Chief wrote:

My Predictions:

Orioles: Do they have a starter younger than 30? No? Moving on...

Dodgers: Billingsly and Kershaw can really pitch, Hudson is hot, and they are rolling without Manny. Just imagine if they had last years Manny!
Padres: Ah, the Padres. They look really familiar to the D-Backs last year. Same story.

Let me clarify some stuff

Orioles: Guthrie turned 30, what, 9 days ago? Come on.
And they have Chris Ray (platoon closer w/ Sherrill) who's 28.
Dodgers: Yes, those two can really pitch, but who else do they have? Kuroda's wasting away on the DL right now, Schmidt hasn't pitched well since his Giant days, and their other "ace" is...
Randy Wolf?
Exactly.
Also, while their outfield (and Russell Martin) is killer, their infield is overrated.
Furcal and Hudson are good, but they're starting to decline, and are becoming injury prone. Same goes for Casey Blake.
Loney has yet to develop his skills as well.
Padres: They suck. End of rant.

P.S. If the Giants make a trade for a big bat (hopefully in CF, 1B, 2B, or SS), they'll be dangerous going into August and September.

lanceberkman · **Posted:** Fri Apr 17, 2009 10:11 am

The only teams the Reds could beat would be the Pirates and the Astros.

jacobye46 · **Posted:** Fri Apr 17, 2009 8:02 pm

7-0 orioles over sox :shock:

Markakis is a beast

Me_and_Lucy · **Posted:** Fri Apr 17, 2009 8:03 pm

I think he is on my fantasy team. Baseball fantasy is insane, so many catogaries.

gocubs09 · **Posted:** Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:27 am

Chief wrote:

AL Central: Royals
They are the real deal, in what is probably the worst division out there.

AL West: Mariners
Watch out for these guys, Ichiro just came back, King Hernandez is still young and pitching well, they play defense, Endy and Junior are contributing well. Bedard is back to not sucking.

Blue Jays: They come in third in the AL East, Everyone is careering it offense wise, but look at their rotation.
Angels: Don't give me this "playing for Nick Adenhart" crap. It's sad, but it can't turn around the downgraded Angels.

NL Central: Cubs
Fontenot and Theriot seem to feed off each other, Alfonso can still jack it if he stays healthy, and their pitching remains solid. They are having injury problems however.

NL Wild-Card: Reds :wink:

Don't laugh. I watch every Reds game, and this team is legit. Harang is back, Volquez is struggling but will regain his composure. Votto, Phillips, and Bruce are really taking this team places.

Cardinals: They don't look bad, but they need Carpenter bad. A bullpen would be nice too.

My Thoughts:

Royals:Maybe next year. I got Twins

Mariners: Will Choke

Blue Jays: Agree

Angels: Will come back, and win it for Nick

Cubs: Yeah, I agree with that :twisted:

NL Wild Card: I seriosly think the Phillies will come back and get this, then sweep us in the first round... :cry:

jacobye46 · **Posted:** Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:49 am

Lowrie might be out for the whole season
I'm sorry but our lineup takes aviv blow without him at shortstop and I don't think green can do this for a whole season. A logical choice is to pick up Crosby from Oakland, it's tough to find him time there and it seems like a fit

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