By Rick Morris
NOTE: Each team’s final record is listed, along with the record I predicted for them at the beginning of the year in parentheses.
TOP TIER
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3. Boston 95-67 (92-72)
4. Tampa Bay 97-65 (82-80 -- Well, I was closer than most.)
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SECOND TIER
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THIRD TIER
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19. Kansas City 75-87 (77-85 – They didn’t surprise me – I actually thought they’d be a tad more respectable.)
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24. Atlanta 72-90 (88-74 – My prediction could have been worse; there were actually some in the media pegging this team as a sleeper for a World Series run – paging Ken Rosenthal!)
25. San Francisco 72-90 (65-97)
FOURTH TIER
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28. San Diego 63-99 (87-75 – They never recovered from Matt Holliday’s phantom tag of home plate!)
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Here’s how the divisions shaped up in terms of how many wins the teams collectively had vs. the .500 mark – the number in parentheses represents the number of games I had projected each division to collectively finish above or below .500.
1. AL East +30 (+3 – OOPS!)
2. NL Central +15 (-27 – WHOA!)
3. AL Central +2 (-1)
4T. AL West -9 (+9)
4T. NL East -9 (Even)
6. NL West +17 (-30 – DOUBLE WHOA!)
2 comments:
You might want to re-check the final win loss record for Kansas City. It has them playing 158 games...
Good call, Jacob, just saw this and corrected now.
Thanks,
Rick
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