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100 games this year.
Then What? -Zeno |
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Then they play in the NLDS with home field advantage.
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Against either San Diego or Philadelphia. San Diego has no chance whatsoever. Philly has a bit of a chance, as they can hit--they've scored about the same number of runs at St. Louis this year. But they've given up over 100 more.
St. Louis sweeps S.D. and beats Philly in 4. The only NL team that has a chance to get into the World Series other than St. Louis would be Houston, and only if Clemens is on his game. |
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Against either San Diego or Philadelphia. San Diego has no chance whatsoever. Philly has a bit of a chance, as they can hit--they've scored about the same number of runs at St. Louis this year. But they've given up over 100 more. St. Louis sweeps S.D. and beats Philly in 4. The only NL team that has a chance to get into the World Series other than St. Louis would be Houston, and only if Clemens is on his game. [/ QUOTE ] Someone should inform Houston that it's too late to trade for Beltran. |
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Carlos Delgado: 33 HR, 114 RBI, .306 BA, .996 OPS
2005 salary: $4,000,000 Carlos Beltran: 16 HR, 75 RBI, .273 BA, .761 OPS 2005 salary: $11,571,429 Hmmm . . . |
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Carlos Delgado: 33 HR, 114 RBI, .306 BA, .996 OPS 2005 salary: $4,000,000 Carlos Beltran: 16 HR, 75 RBI, .273 BA, .761 OPS 2005 salary: $11,571,429 Hmmm . . . [/ QUOTE ] vs St. Louis in the playoffs last year: Beltran: 10/24 4HR .417avg .563OBP .958SLG All other Astros: 50/211 7HR .237avg .279OBP .398SLG |
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Carlos Delgado: 33 HR, 114 RBI, .306 BA, .996 OPS 2005 salary: $4,000,000 Hmmm . . . [/ QUOTE ] Delgado only got 4 million this year? Wasnt he getting around 17 million last year? Is his new contract seriously end loaded or should your quote say 14 million? rJ |
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San Diego has no chance whatsoever. [/ QUOTE ] Wow. This is so wrong. |
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[ QUOTE ] San Diego has no chance whatsoever. [/ QUOTE ] Wow. This is so wrong. [/ QUOTE ] Is it really? They have lost more games than they have won. They are in one of the worst divisions in baseball, so they get to face terrible teams very often.. Other than Peavy and Giles, do they really have anyone? They will have to beat two of (St. Louis, Houston, Atlanta) and whoever comes out of the AL (a very good team). Good luck to a sub .500 team doing that. It's slightly annoying that in all likelihood, only one of Bosox and Yanks will make playoffs, but San Diego will be there. But that's baseball. |
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] San Diego has no chance whatsoever. [/ QUOTE ] Wow. This is so wrong. [/ QUOTE ] Is it really? They have lost more games than they have won. They are in one of the worst divisions in baseball, so they get to face terrible teams very often.. Other than Peavy and Giles, do they really have anyone? They will have to beat two of (St. Louis, Houston, Atlanta) and whoever comes out of the AL (a very good team). Good luck to a sub .500 team doing that. It's slightly annoying that in all likelihood, only one of Bosox and Yanks will make playoffs, but San Diego will be there. But that's baseball. [/ QUOTE ] I'm talking about a 5 game series against the Cards, not the winning the World Series or even the NL pennant. I'd say SD is about a 3-1 underdog to beat St. Louis in a 5 game series. |
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