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Mlb 2013

www.records said:
I will go out on a limb here, but if your team doesn't make the World Series, what 2 teams would you like to see make it? This question is for everyone.

Me, I would like to see Pittsburg and Baltimore. You?
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Pittsburgh.. 20 losing seasons has been dreadful

****! Ijust want a winning season.
 
twitch54 said:
where's your 'hope' !!! ....after all it is one of if not the best division in baseball this year.
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I'm trying but..

1. Need a right fielder who can hit Tabatha stinks!
2. Bench players Sanchez, Snyder, and Inge are not the answer
3. The Pirates remain a National-League-worst .228 with runners in scoring position

Huntington sooner or later has to make a big trade if they want to contend :yes:

20 losing seasons! i would say the fans have suffered enough already.
 
I can't believe none of you commented on this. My Mariners got 4 runs on 1 hit today, against the Astros. It's only been about 100 years since that last happened. :D ;)
 
The Tampa Bay Rays and the LA Dodgers were on fire before the all star break, and neither team appears to be breaking stride since. Both are 20-5 in their most recent games, which is a crazy winning percentage. It's hard to imagine either team maintaining an 80% win percentage, but, who knows. They have both made dramatic moves toward the front of the pack, and are putting the pressure on their AL East and NL West rivals.
 
kneeOhFight said:
The Tampa Bay Rays and the LA Dodgers were on fire before the all star break, and neither team appears to be breaking stride since. Both are 20-5 in their most recent games, which is a crazy winning percentage. It's hard to imagine either team maintaining an 80% win percentage, but, who knows. They have both made dramatic moves toward the front of the pack, and are putting the pressure on their AL East and NL West rivals.
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Rays just swept lowly Toronto but face the biggest challenge of the season now. Red Sox and Yankees. The acid test. Go Rays!! :banana: :banana: :banana:
 
kneeOhFight said:
The Tampa Bay Rays and the LA Dodgers were on fire before the all star break, and neither team appears to be breaking stride since. Both are 20-5 in their most recent games, which is a crazy winning percentage. It's hard to imagine either team maintaining an 80% win percentage, but, who knows. They have both made dramatic moves toward the front of the pack, and are putting the pressure on their AL East and NL West rivals.
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thanks for the Dodger love, its been a nice ride so far since Puig joined the club. He's been in a slump though for the past 2 games and 3 before the break. He was sat down today, but Ramirez, Ethier, and Gonzales have been knocking the snot out of the ball. Kemp played very well today on his first day back, getting three hits, only to tweak his ankle in the 9th. Hopefully, its just a sprain that will take a week or so to recover.

Nice to sweep the Nats in their yard!

Tapehead47 said:
Rays just swept lowly Toronto but face the biggest challenge of the season now. Red Sox and Yankees. The acid test. Go Rays!! :banana: :banana: :banana:
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And Toronto is where the Dodgers play next, then the Reds. If we can keep winning series, we'll keep pushing to the top.
 
mech986 said:
thanks for the Dodger love, its been a nice ride so far since Puig joined the club. He's been in a slump though for the past 2 games and 3 before the break. He was sat down today, but Ramirez, Ethier, and Gonzales have been knocking the snot out of the ball. Kemp played very well today on his first day back, getting three hits, only to tweak his ankle in the 9th. Hopefully, its just a sprain that will take a week or so to recover.

Nice to sweep the Nats in their yard!



And Toronto is where the Dodgers play next, then the Reds. If we can keep winning series, we'll keep pushing to the top.
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Thanks for pissing the Nats off for Pittsburgh haha!

With one of the highest payrolls in MLB LA should be in 1st
 
The Miami Marlins bring their "prevent offense" ( 37 consecutive scoreless innings) into Denver for a series with the Rockies that starts this evening. These are pretty much must wins for the home team. I hope it's fun to watch.
 
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