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  • #303204
    stlcard25
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    Do we have a thread yet? I haven’t seen one. How do you see the 2026 season playing out? I’ll say:

    AL East

    Jays
    Yankees
    Red Sox
    Orioles
    Rays

    AL Central

    Tigers
    Royals
    Guardians
    Twins
    White Sox

    AL West

    Mariners
    Astros
    As
    Rangers
    Angels

    NL East

    Mets
    Phillies
    Marlins
    Braves
    Nats

    NL Central

    Brewers (93-69)
    Cubs (91-71)
    Pirates (84-78)
    Reds (80-82)
    Cardinals (68-94)

    NL West

    Dodgers
    Dbacks
    Padres
    Giants
    Rockies

    AL Playoffs

    Tigers over Red Sox
    Yankees over Astros

    Mariners over Yankees
    Blue Jays over Tigers

    Mariners over Blue Jays

    NL Playoffs

    Dbacks over Brewers
    Cubs over Phillies

    Mets over Dbacks
    Dodgers over Cubs

    Dodgers over Mets

    World Series

    Mariners over Dodgers, Brendan Donovan with the Series MVP

    #303214
    gscottar
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    Paid - Annual

    AL East:
    1. Yankees
    2. Jays
    3. Red Sox
    4. Orioles
    5. Rays

    AL Central:
    1. Tigers
    2. Royals
    3. Guardians
    4. Twins
    5. White Sox

    AL West:
    1. Mariners
    2. Astros
    3. Rangers
    4. A’s
    5. Angels

    NL East:
    1. Mets
    2. Phillies
    3. Braves
    4. Marlins
    5. Nationals

    NL Central:
    1. Cubs (92-70)
    2. Brewers (87-75)
    3. Reds (84-78)
    4. Pirates (82-80)
    5. Cardinals (72-90)

    NL West:
    1. Dodgers
    2. Giants
    3. Dbacks
    4. Padres
    5. Rockies

    AL Playoffs:
    Tigers over Orioles (Wild Card Round)
    Jays over Red Sox (Wild Card Round)

    Yankees over Jays (ALDS)
    Mariners over Tigers (ALDS)

    Yankees over Mariners (ALCS)

    NL Playoffs:
    Cubs over Giants (Wild Card Round)
    Phillies over Brewers (Wild Card Round)

    Dodgers over Phillies (NLDS)
    Cubs over Mets (NLDS)

    Dodgers over Cubs (NLCS)

    Yankees over Dodgers (World Series)
    MVP: Cody Bellinger

    #303238
    AlbertTheMachine
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    Paid - Annual

    AL East
    1. Red Sox
    2. Blue Jays (WC)
    3. Yankees (WC)
    4. Orioles
    5. Rays

    AL Central
    1. Tigers
    2. Royals (WC)
    3. Guardians
    4. Twins
    5. White Sox

    AL West
    1. Mariners
    2. Astros
    3. Rangers
    4. Athletics
    5. Angels

    NL East
    1. Phillies
    2. Mets (WC)
    3. Braves (WC)
    4. Marlins
    5. Nationals

    NL Central
    1. Brewers (93-69)
    2. Cubs (82-80)
    3. Cardinals (75-87)
    4. Pirates (74-88)
    5. Reds (68-94)

    NL West
    1. Dodgers
    2. Diamondbacks (WC)
    3. Giants
    4. Padres
    5. Rockies

    AL MVP – Aaron Judge
    NL MVP – Shohei Ohtani

    AL Playoffs:
    Blue Jays over Royals (Wild Card Round)
    Red Sox over Yankees (Wild Card Round)

    Tigers over Blue Jays (ALDS)
    Mariners over Red Sox (ALDS)

    Mariners over Tigers (ALCS)

    NL Playoffs:
    Diamondbacks over Phillies (Wild Card Round)
    Mets over Braves (Wild Card Round)

    Dodgers over Phillies (NLDS)
    Brewers over Mets (NLDS)

    Dodgers over Brewers (NLCS)

    Mariners over Dodgers (World Series)
    MVP: Julio Rodriguez

    #303271
    14NyquisT
    Participant

    Last year BW held a contest for the first Cards HR of the season. If he’s doing it this year my vote is for Burleson. Happy opening day boys and girls. Green grass….. play ball! Cards 4 Rays 3.

    #303273
    stlcard25
    Participant

    To go a step further, I will say the following guys will be the Cardinal leaders this year:

    Batting Average-Burly .290
    HR-Gorman 25
    RBI-Herrera 92
    SB-Scott 41
    Hits-Wetherholt
    2B-Wetherholt
    3B-Scott
    WAR-Winn 4.3

    Wins-McGreevy 14
    ERA-Liberatore 3.35
    Losses-Pallante 15
    Bullpen ERA-Romero 1.91 (traded away)
    Saves-Svanson 17

    All Star-Winn

    Minors Hitter of the Year-Josh Baez
    Minors Pitcher of the Year-Tanner Franklin

    #303287
    jj-cf-stl
    Participant

    Cardinals: 82-80

    #303487
    Albert de Morcerf
    Participant

    Free

    My prediction for the home team???

    Lots of thrills, chills, and spills. It ain’t gonna be boring, but it ain’t always gonna be pretty either….

    #303851
    Jnevel
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    Paid - Annual

    I’m going to offer a prediction on what the team will look like in September:

    C: Crooks, (limited Herrera)
    1B: Burleson
    2B: Weatherholt
    SS: Winn
    3B: Gorman
    LF: Baez
    CF: Scott
    RF: Walker
    DH: Herrera (mostly)
    Bench: Pages, Saggese, Church, Jordan (Pozo, Fermin, Urias, and Nootbaar all traded or released)

    SP: Liberatore, McGreevey, Pallante, Fitts, Matthews (Leahy, May, and Dobbins all traded)

    RP: O’Brien, Svanson, Graceffo, Naughton, Hence, Rajcic, Gastellum, and Hales (Romero, Stanek, Pushard, Bruhil, Roycroft, and Soriano all traded or released)

    #303853
    1toughdominican
    Participant

    Free

    I predict that the Redbirds will be either 5-2 or 4-3 after playing the Tigers on April 3…I may not get it exactly right, but I bet I’m close.

    #303854
    Jnevel
    Participant

    Paid - Annual

    Close enough anyway 1TD!

    #303855
    1toughdominican
    Participant

    Free

    Haha…I’m a genuine clairvoyant, Jnevel!

    #303893
    1toughdominican
    Participant

    Free

    I called that one correctly…

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