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drunkengoat
AL East - Boston
AL Central - Cleveland
AL West - Seattle
AL Wild Card - New York
NL East - New York
NL Central - Houston
NL West - San Diego
NL Wild Card - Atlanta
Boston 3-2 over Cleveland (Suck it, 1995. Mo Vaughn was the awesome.)
New York 3-2 over Seattle (This is getting strange...)
Boston 4, Seattle 1 (No, it's not.)
New York 3-0 over Houston
San Diego 3-1 over Atlanta
New York 4-0 over San Diego
Boston 4-3 over New York (Suck it, 1986.)
2007 MLB Picks - We Missed the Train.
April 25, 2007 at 12:07AM View BBCode
But it's still April. Make your futile attempts at being Nostrodamus known.AL East - Boston
AL Central - Cleveland
AL West - Seattle
AL Wild Card - New York
NL East - New York
NL Central - Houston
NL West - San Diego
NL Wild Card - Atlanta
Boston 3-2 over Cleveland (Suck it, 1995. Mo Vaughn was the awesome.)
New York 3-2 over Seattle (This is getting strange...)
Boston 4, Seattle 1 (No, it's not.)
New York 3-0 over Houston
San Diego 3-1 over Atlanta
New York 4-0 over San Diego
Boston 4-3 over New York (Suck it, 1986.)
indychris3
AL Central - Minnesota
AL West - LAA
AL Wild Card - New York
NL East - New York
NL Central - Saint Louis
NL West - San Diego
NL Wild Card - Atlanta
Boston 3-1 over Minnesota
LAA 3-2 Over New York
Boston 4-2 over LAA
New York 3-1 over Saint Louis
San Diego 3-2 over Atlanta
New York 4-1 over San Diego
New York of Boston 4-2
April 25, 2007 at 12:24AM View BBCode
AL East - BostonAL Central - Minnesota
AL West - LAA
AL Wild Card - New York
NL East - New York
NL Central - Saint Louis
NL West - San Diego
NL Wild Card - Atlanta
Boston 3-1 over Minnesota
LAA 3-2 Over New York
Boston 4-2 over LAA
New York 3-1 over Saint Louis
San Diego 3-2 over Atlanta
New York 4-1 over San Diego
New York of Boston 4-2
ironhorse2ko
AL Central- Minneasota
AL West Oakland
AL Wild Card- Baltimore (I like what I see from this ballclub this year.)
NL East-New York
NL Central -Houston
NL West- Dodgers
NL Wild Card - Atlanta
Boston 3-2 over twins
Baltimore 3-2 over Oakland
Boston 4-2 over Baltimore (for now)
New York 3-0 over Houston
Atlanta 3-2 over LA
New York 4-3 over Atlanta
It can go either way from here...
Boston 4-3 over Mets
New York 4-3 over Red Sox (They both have balance in offense, pitching, and defense. lets wait and see.)
April 25, 2007 at 01:41AM View BBCode
AL East-BostonAL Central- Minneasota
AL West Oakland
AL Wild Card- Baltimore (I like what I see from this ballclub this year.)
NL East-New York
NL Central -Houston
NL West- Dodgers
NL Wild Card - Atlanta
Boston 3-2 over twins
Baltimore 3-2 over Oakland
Boston 4-2 over Baltimore (for now)
New York 3-0 over Houston
Atlanta 3-2 over LA
New York 4-3 over Atlanta
It can go either way from here...
Boston 4-3 over Mets
New York 4-3 over Red Sox (They both have balance in offense, pitching, and defense. lets wait and see.)
Admin
East - Boston
Central - Cleveland
West - Oakland
WildCard - Minnesota
NL
East - Mets
Central - Cubs
West - Giants
WildCard - Braves
Playoffs
Boston Over Twins
Indians Over A's
Indians Over Boston (suck it, 1999)
Mets over Giants
Braves over Cubs
Braves over Mets
WS
Indians Over Mets (suck it, 1995)
Tyson
April 25, 2007 at 01:13PM View BBCode
ALEast - Boston
Central - Cleveland
West - Oakland
WildCard - Minnesota
NL
East - Mets
Central - Cubs
West - Giants
WildCard - Braves
Playoffs
Boston Over Twins
Indians Over A's
Indians Over Boston (suck it, 1999)
Mets over Giants
Braves over Cubs
Braves over Mets
WS
Indians Over Mets (suck it, 1995)
Tyson
jetpac
East - NYY
Central - CLE
West - LAA
Wild Card - BOS
NYY 3, CLE 1
BOS 3, LAA 2
NYY 4, BOS 3
NL
East - NYM
Central - STL
West - SDP
Wild Card - PHI
NYM 3, SDP 0
STL 3, PHI 2
NYM 4, STL 2
World Series
NYY 4, NYM 2
I guess it's probably kind of obvious that I'm a bit biased, but it could happen!
April 25, 2007 at 02:19PM View BBCode
ALEast - NYY
Central - CLE
West - LAA
Wild Card - BOS
NYY 3, CLE 1
BOS 3, LAA 2
NYY 4, BOS 3
NL
East - NYM
Central - STL
West - SDP
Wild Card - PHI
NYM 3, SDP 0
STL 3, PHI 2
NYM 4, STL 2
World Series
NYY 4, NYM 2
I guess it's probably kind of obvious that I'm a bit biased, but it could happen!
sycophantman
AL
East - Boston
Central - Chicago
West - Anaheim
WildCard - Cleveland
NL
East - Mets
Central - Cubs
West - Dodgers
WildCard - Braves
Playoffs
Boston Over Chicago
Cleveland Over Anaheim
Cleveland Over Boston
Mets over Dodgers
Cubs over Braves
Cubs over Mets
WS
Cleveland over Cubs
April 25, 2007 at 02:43PM View BBCode
Isn't it a bit late for this? Oh well...AL
East - Boston
Central - Chicago
West - Anaheim
WildCard - Cleveland
NL
East - Mets
Central - Cubs
West - Dodgers
WildCard - Braves
Playoffs
Boston Over Chicago
Cleveland Over Anaheim
Cleveland Over Boston
Mets over Dodgers
Cubs over Braves
Cubs over Mets
WS
Cleveland over Cubs
whiskybear
Seattle? Dammit, Goat.
April 25, 2007 at 03:11PM View BBCode
Originally posted by drunkengoat
AL West - Seattle
Seattle? Dammit, Goat.
whiskybear
Anaheim? Dammit, Syco.
April 25, 2007 at 03:12PM View BBCode
Originally posted by sycophantman
West - Anaheim
Anaheim? Dammit, Syco.
ShaggySanchez
East - Red Sox
Central - Indians
West - Angels
WildCard - Tigers
NL
East - Mets
Central - Brewers
West - Dodgers
WildCard - Braves
Playoffs
Red Sox Over Tigers
Indians Over Angels
Red Sox Over Indians
Mets over Dodgers
Braves over Brewers
Braves over Mets
WS
Red Sox Over Braves
April 25, 2007 at 03:58PM View BBCode
ALEast - Red Sox
Central - Indians
West - Angels
WildCard - Tigers
NL
East - Mets
Central - Brewers
West - Dodgers
WildCard - Braves
Playoffs
Red Sox Over Tigers
Indians Over Angels
Red Sox Over Indians
Mets over Dodgers
Braves over Brewers
Braves over Mets
WS
Red Sox Over Braves
drunkengoat
1) NY Mets - 259
2) Boston - 233
3) Cleveland - 179
4) Atlanta - 128.5
5) NY Yankees - 84
6) Chicago Cubs - 56.5
7) San Diego - 38.5
8) Anaheim (I'm not writing it out either, whisky.) - 30.5
9) St. Louis - 21.5
10) Seattle - 17
April 25, 2007 at 09:10PM View BBCode
Heh, the ballots in some spots seem to be all over the place. There is a general consensus on some teams, and my tinkering with pretty numbers reveals a prestige-index style of weighting the ballots to reflect how far you all think teams will go. Here's how it played out so far, and I'll edit this post if people add their two cents' worth.1) NY Mets - 259
2) Boston - 233
3) Cleveland - 179
4) Atlanta - 128.5
5) NY Yankees - 84
6) Chicago Cubs - 56.5
7) San Diego - 38.5
8) Anaheim (I'm not writing it out either, whisky.) - 30.5
9) St. Louis - 21.5
10) Seattle - 17
whiskybear
It's Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Angels. Check the standings.
Geoff.
April 25, 2007 at 09:44PM View BBCode
Originally posted by drunkengoat
8) Anaheim (I'm not writing it out either, whisky.) - 30.5
It's Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Angels. Check the standings.
Geoff.
barterer2002
http://www.simdynasty.com/oldforum-viewthread.jsp?tid=133124
April 25, 2007 at 09:58PM View BBCode
Here you go goat, here's the MSL representationshttp://www.simdynasty.com/oldforum-viewthread.jsp?tid=133124
FuriousGiorge
I'll be deep in the cold cold ground before I call them anything but the California Angels.
April 25, 2007 at 10:00PM View BBCode
Originally posted by whiskybear
Originally posted by drunkengoat
8) Anaheim (I'm not writing it out either, whisky.) - 30.5
It's Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Angels. Check the standings.
Geoff.
I'll be deep in the cold cold ground before I call them anything but the California Angels.
barterer2002
April 25, 2007 at 10:22PM View BBCode
You do realize of course that the original team name was the Los Angeles Angels though right?
FuriousGiorge
April 25, 2007 at 10:30PM View BBCode
What's this base ball you speak of? I know of no such thing.
DeVeau31
East - Red Sox
Central - White Sox
West - Angels
WC - Tigers
NL
East - Mets
Central - Astros
West - Dodgers
WC - Braves
Playoffs
Red Sox 3-1 Detroit
Angels 3-2 White Sox
Red Sox 4-2 Angels
Dodgers 3-2 Braves
Mets 3-1 Astros
Dodgers 4-3 Mets
WS
Red Sox 4-2 Dodgers
April 25, 2007 at 11:08PM View BBCode
ALEast - Red Sox
Central - White Sox
West - Angels
WC - Tigers
NL
East - Mets
Central - Astros
West - Dodgers
WC - Braves
Playoffs
Red Sox 3-1 Detroit
Angels 3-2 White Sox
Red Sox 4-2 Angels
Dodgers 3-2 Braves
Mets 3-1 Astros
Dodgers 4-3 Mets
WS
Red Sox 4-2 Dodgers
Cubsfan13
AL Central- Cleveland
AL West- LAA
AL Wild Card- New York
NL East- New York
NL Central- Milwaukee
NL West- LAD
NL Wild Card- Atlanta
Boston beats Cleveland
New York beats LAA
New York beats Boston
New York beats Milwaukee
LAD beats Atlanta
New York beats LAD
NYM beats NYY
April 25, 2007 at 11:41PM View BBCode
AL East-BostonAL Central- Cleveland
AL West- LAA
AL Wild Card- New York
NL East- New York
NL Central- Milwaukee
NL West- LAD
NL Wild Card- Atlanta
Boston beats Cleveland
New York beats LAA
New York beats Boston
New York beats Milwaukee
LAD beats Atlanta
New York beats LAD
NYM beats NYY
phen0m
AL Central- White Sox
AL West- Angels
AL Wild Card- Detroit
NL East- Mets
NL Central- St Louis
NL West- Dodgers
NL Wild Card- Atlanta
Boston over Detroit
White Sox over Angels
Boston over White Sox
New York over St Louis
LAD over Atlanta
New York over LAD
Boston over New York Mets
April 28, 2007 at 02:44PM View BBCode
AL East-BostonAL Central- White Sox
AL West- Angels
AL Wild Card- Detroit
NL East- Mets
NL Central- St Louis
NL West- Dodgers
NL Wild Card- Atlanta
Boston over Detroit
White Sox over Angels
Boston over White Sox
New York over St Louis
LAD over Atlanta
New York over LAD
Boston over New York Mets
Damien435
AL East: Boston
AL Central: Detroit*
AL West: Anaheim (I don't care if they do call themselves LA, they play in Anaheim.)
AL Wild Card: New York
NL East: New York
NL Central: Chicago
NL West: San Diego
NL Wild Card: Atlanta
AL Playoffs
Boston over Anaheim (3 to 1)
New York over Detroit (3 to 2)
New York over Boston (4 to 3)
NL Playoffs
New York over San Diego (3 to 0)
Atlanta over Chicago (3 to 2)
Atlanta over New York (4 to 3)
World Series
New York over Altanta (4 to 2)
New, what did I mean by today's news? You probably know already and yes, I am referring to the signing of one Roger Clemens by the New York Yankees. To quote one AL East official, "We were glad to see him in the National League. I wish he had stayed there." I think that pretty well sums up how all of us in the American League feel, granted Clemens won't repeat the feat of an ERA just over 2.00 from last year, but I still see him going around 3.50 and he will probably be the number three starter behind Pettitte and Chien-Ming Wang. He will get his last ring, collect his 28 million dollars, and then retire once and for all. Even though my Twins don't play in the AL East, I still cringed when I found out Clemens had signed with the Yankees.
* Only if the Twins keep Ponson on their major league roster for two or more starts, if the Twins send Ponson down and bring up Garza or Baker within 14 days of this posting replace Detroit with Minnesota.
May 07, 2007 at 06:23AM View BBCode
Well, with the big news today, here are my picks.AL East: Boston
AL Central: Detroit*
AL West: Anaheim (I don't care if they do call themselves LA, they play in Anaheim.)
AL Wild Card: New York
NL East: New York
NL Central: Chicago
NL West: San Diego
NL Wild Card: Atlanta
AL Playoffs
Boston over Anaheim (3 to 1)
New York over Detroit (3 to 2)
New York over Boston (4 to 3)
NL Playoffs
New York over San Diego (3 to 0)
Atlanta over Chicago (3 to 2)
Atlanta over New York (4 to 3)
World Series
New York over Altanta (4 to 2)
New, what did I mean by today's news? You probably know already and yes, I am referring to the signing of one Roger Clemens by the New York Yankees. To quote one AL East official, "We were glad to see him in the National League. I wish he had stayed there." I think that pretty well sums up how all of us in the American League feel, granted Clemens won't repeat the feat of an ERA just over 2.00 from last year, but I still see him going around 3.50 and he will probably be the number three starter behind Pettitte and Chien-Ming Wang. He will get his last ring, collect his 28 million dollars, and then retire once and for all. Even though my Twins don't play in the AL East, I still cringed when I found out Clemens had signed with the Yankees.
* Only if the Twins keep Ponson on their major league roster for two or more starts, if the Twins send Ponson down and bring up Garza or Baker within 14 days of this posting replace Detroit with Minnesota.
scaffdog
AL Central: Detroit
AL West: Oakland
AL Wild Card: Chicago
NL East: Atlanta
NL Central: Pittsburgh
NL West: Los Angeles
NL Wild Card: New York
AL Playoffs
Boston over Chicago
Detroit over Oakland
Boston over Detroit
NL Playoffs
Atlanta over Pittsburgh
New York over LA
Atlanta over New York
World Series
Boston over Altanta
sorry Im late. I know the Pittsburgh looks stupid now but these are the picks I wrote down in Spring Training and Im sticking to em.
May 19, 2007 at 04:07PM View BBCode
AL East: BostonAL Central: Detroit
AL West: Oakland
AL Wild Card: Chicago
NL East: Atlanta
NL Central: Pittsburgh
NL West: Los Angeles
NL Wild Card: New York
AL Playoffs
Boston over Chicago
Detroit over Oakland
Boston over Detroit
NL Playoffs
Atlanta over Pittsburgh
New York over LA
Atlanta over New York
World Series
Boston over Altanta
sorry Im late. I know the Pittsburgh looks stupid now but these are the picks I wrote down in Spring Training and Im sticking to em.
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