Edit: So, I had some adding problems. Fixing it up. And yes, Russ, I was predicting a tornado come into Atlanta wiping out a four game Mets-Braves series, especially after what happened there during the SEC tourney.
AL East:
Boston Red Sox : 2007 :96-66 2008: 97-65
New York Yankees: 2007: 94-68 2008: 94-68
Toronto Blue Jays: 2007: 83-79 2008: 82-80
Tampa Bay Rays: 2007: 66-96 2008: 79-83
Baltimore Orioles: 2007: 69-93 2008: 63-99
AL Central:
Detroit Tigers: 2007: 88-74 2008: 94-68
Cleveland Indians: 2007: 96-66 2008: 93-69
Minnesota Twins: 2007: 79-83 2008: 75-87
Kansas City Royals 2007: 69-93 2008: 74-88
Chicago White Sox 2007: 72-90 2008: 72-90
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim: 2007: 94-68 2008: 94-68
Seattle Mariners: 2007: 88-74 2008: 84-78
Texas Rangers 2007: 75-87 2008: 75-87
Oakland Athletics: 2007: 76-86 2008: 69-93
NL East:
New York Mets: 2007: 88-74 2008: 92-70
Atlanta Braves 2007: 84-78 2008: 89-73
Philadelphia Phillies: 2007: 89-73 2008: 87-75
Washington Nationals: 2007: 73-89 2008: 73-89
Florida Marlins 2007: 71-91 2008: 67-95
NL Central:
NL West:
2 comments:
I'm very interested to hear your explanations of these records. Especially the reasons you think the Mets and Braves will only play 158 games. Accidentally tearing down parts of Shea Stadium during 4 of the games between each other? Braves will get lost on the trip up to NY? Wait, I got it. Willie Randolph's new strategy: You can't lose games you don't play!
let's go mariners!
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