Motor City Sonics Posted March 25 Posted March 25 It will the the year of close races (except for the NL West) Get ready to check and double check the tie-breaker rules. AL East 1- Boston 89-73 4-New York 89-73 Baltimore 85-77 Toronto 81-81 Tampa Bay 79-83 AL Central 3- Detroit 86-76 5-Cleveland 86-76 6-Kansas City 86-76 Minnesota 83-79 Chicago 57-105 AL West 2 - Texas 86-76 Houston 85-79 Seattle 83-79 The A's 81-81 Los Angeles 55-107 Dark Horse Team - The A's Surprise Good Tiger - Casey Mize Surprise Bad Tiger - Gleyber Torres AL MVP - Bobby Witt Jr, Kansas City AL Cy Young - Logan Gilbert, Seattle (Skubal's in the top 3) AL Rookie - Jackson Jobe, Detroit ALCS Texas over Boston NL East 2-NY Mets 90-72 4-Philadelphia 88-74 6-Atlanta 87-75 Washington 70-92 Miami 59-103 NL Central 3-Chicago 86-76 Milwaukee 84-78 Pittsburgh83-79 Cincinnati 79-83 St. Louis 78-84 NL West 1-Los Angeles 108-54 5-San Diego 85-77 Arizona 84-78 San Francisco 81-81 Colorado 57-105 Dark Horse - Pittsburgh NL MVP - (why bother) NL Cy Young - Paul Skenes, Pittsburgh NL Rookie - Gage Workman, Chicago.........just kiding, Bubba Chandler, Pittsburgh NLCS Philadelphia over Los Angeles World Series Philadelphia over Texas Yep, the Eagles and Phillies in the same year. But I couldn't pick the Dodgers, there's something too easy about it. Steve Cohen will freak out after not winning the Series in 2025 or 2026 and offer 60 million a year to Tarik Skubal. I really think the American League is a toss up between about 8 teams. An injury here, a surprise story there. Every race goes down the last weekend, except the NL West. Quote
Motor City Sonics Posted October 1 Author Posted October 1 (edited) AL East 1- Boston 89-73 89-73 DING 4-New York 89-73 94-68 +5 Baltimore 85-77 75-87 -10 Toronto 81-81 94-68 +13 Tampa Bay 79-83 77-85 -2 AL Central 3- Detroit 86-76 87-75 +1 5-Cleveland 86-76 88-74 +2 6-Kansas City 86-76 82-80 -4 Minnesota 83-79 70-92 -13 Chicago 57-105 60-102 +3 AL West 2 - Texas 86-76 81-81 -5 Houston 85-77 87-75 +2 Seattle 83-79 90-72 +7 The A's 81-81 76-86 -5 Los Angeles 55-107 72-90 +17 Dark Horse Team - The A's - I don't think there was really a dark horse, maybe Toronto? Surprise Good Tiger - Casey Mize - that was a decent call Surprise Bad Tiger - Gleyber Torres - missed on that one AL MVP - Bobby Witt Jr, Kansas City -he'll get 2nd and 3rd place votes AL Cy Young - Logan Gilbert, Seattle (Skubal's in the top 3) - missed on Gilbert AL Rookie - Jackson Jobe, Detroit - Ouch ALCS Texas over Boston - Not too good NL East 2-NY Mets 90-72 83-79 -7 4-Philadelphia 88-74 96-66 +8 6-Atlanta 87-75 76-86 -11 Washington 70-92 66-96 -4 Miami 59-103 79-83 +20 NL Central 3-Chicago 86-76 92-70 +6 Milwaukee 84-78 97-65 +13 Pittsburgh83-79 71-91 -12 Cincinnati 79-83 83-79 +4 St. Louis 78-84 DING ! NL West 1-Los Angeles 108-54 93-69 -15 5-San Diego 85-77 90-72 +5 Arizona 84-78 80-82 -4 San Francisco 81-81 DING ! Colorado 57-105 -14 Dark Horse - Pittsburgh - I'd say Miami NL MVP - (why bother) DING ! NL Cy Young - Paul Skenes, Pittsburgh DING ! NL Rookie - Gage Workman, Chicago.........just kiding, Bubba Chandler, Pittsburgh NLCS Philadelphia over Los Angeles (could happen) Regarding NL Rookie.......... BUBBA DIDN'T DO IT........... (I will give you credit if you know that reference) World Series Philadelphia over Texas Edited October 1 by Motor City Sonics 1 Quote
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