Originally posted by whodeyNo, the Reds look like they will make the playoffs, but the jury is out on how far they
Heartbeat? No, that is me tapping my foot. It's over spanky. Your karma seems to be on vacation.
will progress. I do not believe they will make it out of the National League...and
depending on who they draw in the playoffs as an opponent...they may not make it
past the first round. We shall see.
Originally posted by shortcircuitWe're 2 1/2 behind the Nats for top seed, 3 in the loss column and they have the tiebreaker. It seems unlikely we'll overtake them for 1st seed so our first round opponent will probably be the Giants who have opened up a 7 game lead in the West.
No, the Reds look like they will make the playoffs, but the jury is out on how far they
will progress. I do not believe they will make it out of the National League...and
depending on who they draw in the playoffs as an opponent...they may not make it
past the first round. We shall see.
The team no one in the NL is anxious to see in the playoffs would be the Phillies who are surging and are now only 3 out of the second wild card.
Originally posted by shortcircuitI'll just be happy to see them one a playoff game or two. That has not happened since like 1990.
No, the Reds look like they will make the playoffs, but the jury is out on how far they
will progress. I do not believe they will make it out of the National League...and
depending on who they draw in the playoffs as an opponent...they may not make it
past the first round. We shall see.
Originally posted by no1marauderI love the fact that the Dodgers are collapsing after having traded for every washed up big name and his brother.
We're 2 1/2 behind the Nats for top seed, 3 in the loss column and they have the tiebreaker. It seems unlikely we'll overtake them for 1st seed so our first round opponent will probably be the Giants who have opened up a 7 game lead in the West.
The team no one in the NL is anxious to see in the playoffs would be the Phillies who are surging and are now only 3 out of the second wild card.
Whodey, pay attention: You CAN'T BUY wins in baseball.
Originally posted by sh76George Steinbrenner has proven that to be false for several years.
I love the fact that the Dodgers are collapsing after having traded for every washed up big name and his brother.
Whodey, pay attention: You CAN'T BUY wins in baseball.
You just have to know what you are buying is the right part.
Originally posted by shortcircuitWhat the Yankees have proven is that if you have a lot of $$ and spend it well, you can win. What the Dodgers and Red Sox are proving is that spending $$ doesn't guarantee anything.
George Steinbrenner has proven that to be false for several years.
You just have to know what you are buying is the right part.
Originally posted by sh76And the Baltimore Orioles are proving that run differential at the All-Star break or even beyond doesn't have much predictive value.
What the Yankees have proven is that if you have a lot of $$ and spend it well, you can win. What the Dodgers and Red Sox are proving is that spending $$ doesn't guarantee anything.
Originally posted by sh76I merely rebutted your comment Whodey, pay attention: You CAN'T BUY wins in baseball.
What the Yankees have proven is that if you have a lot of $$ and spend it well, you can win. What the Dodgers and Red Sox are proving is that spending $$ doesn't guarantee anything.
I didn't notice that you excepted anyone from your argument.
Originally posted by shortcircuitI will tally up my data at the end of the year and present it.
I merely rebutted your comment [b]Whodey, pay attention: You CAN'T BUY wins in baseball.
I didn't notice that you excepted anyone from your argument.[/b]
Trust me, the more money you throw in the better off you are on average.