Worst Divison in Baseball?

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i said i would take the al west out of that worst divison consideration because theres 1 good team and 2 potential good teams who are decent on paper. the a's are young but i doubt their ready to compete for a wild card spot yet


for the nl west the dodgers are going to regress due to their ownership situation, im almost certain the rockies will regress similar to how they did after their 2007 world series run (if im wrong on this one im wrong and ill admit that) and i just didnt see the giants make the moves needed to take the next step after overacheiving last season.

i hope the dodgers prove me wrong though because i got a hook up on tickets so i want to go to more dodger playoff games this year
 
Anyone saying the NL Central needs to gtfohwtbs! It's easily the AL West. The Cardinals, Cubs and Milwaukee (Though I hate to say it) are in a dog fight for the division. Houston was there for a bit, but you have 3 teams fighting for that division every season. It's not long before the Reds will be in it too. Yes the Pirates are a lock for the cellar every year, but that's just a given.
 
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al central, al west, nl west, and possibly nl west
I'm sorry, but the NL West is not the worst division in baseball.
And he said it twice.  
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i meant to say nl central
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but anyhow the dodgers decided to be cheap and get worse, the giants didn't do much do improve on the good season they had last year, the rockies stayed the same,  the diamondbacks made some decent moves but i don't think their ready to contend and the padres are the padres.  if im wrong im wrong i won't make no excuses but i hope im wrong, even though im a mets fan, i wanna go to as many dodger playoff games as i can this season like i've done the past 2 playoffs

So basically in a thread discussing "the" worst division in baseball you decided to name 2/3 of the divisions... So only the East is legit? No bias there I assume
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none really,   al east has 3 strong teams and 2 which are a threat to win the world series, nl east has a legit world series team, a team who IF HEALTHY is a legit contender, and solid teams in the braves and marlins.   every east team is good or should be good except the blue jays, orioles, and nationals.

nl west has the dodgers who got worse, the rockies, a slightly above average team in the giants,  and crap
The Dodgers lost in the NLCS so take them out of the equation. The Rockies are a slightly above average team? They won the Wild Card. The Giants aren't too shabby either.
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The Diamondbacks had a number of significant injuries last year.

Look for them to be much more competitive this season.
 
The AL Central is terrible
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But when those top three play each other it usually makes for exciting games.
 
Originally Posted by Th3RealF0lkBlu3s

Talk bad about the AL West all you want, but all the pitching in that division will eat up the AL Central.
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I personally don't think we are the worst division. Cleveland was supposed to be contenders, but that didn't work out and now they sold off a bunch of players. The Twins, Tigers, and White Sox will all make a push towards the playoffs. I think even the Royals will surprise people this year. Cleveland is too young and too many questions right now.

The NL West is a crapshoot. San Diego sucks. The Diamondbacks are inconsistent. The Dodgers are good, but not great. And the Rockies will win by default again. Too much talent in the lineup top to bottom. And the Giants don't have much of an offense. I don't know how they won that may games last year.
 
All three will make a push towards the playoffs because their records or so crappy every year...not because they play great baseball.
 
Originally Posted by Proshares

All three will make a push towards the playoffs because their records or so crappy every year...not because they play great baseball.
Lies. You don't know because you play the Orioles and Blue Jays. Neither team will win 70 games this year.

PS, you're going down this year in baseball. Fantasy basketball isn't really my forte, but I got you this year
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Originally Posted by nnarum

Originally Posted by Proshares

All three will make a push towards the playoffs because their records or so crappy every year...not because they play great baseball.
Lies. You don't know because you play the Orioles and Blue Jays. Neither team will win 70 games this year.

PS, you're going down this year in baseball. Fantasy basketball isn't really my forte, but I got you this year
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Yea but they're divisional games O's had some talent and so did the Jays (along with Halladay).

And bring it on $$@+%
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Nowitness41Dirk wrote:
Originally Posted by FIRST B0RN

It's easily the AL West.
Uh, no.





What have your pathetic Rangers ever accomplished...really? The only team even worth mentioning in that division is the Angels and they sucked until 2002. The A's give away talent like it's going out of style. The Mariners, don't get me started on that organization. That whole division is one big joke
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i cant decide between the al west and al central. i tend to lean to the central though....
 
I'm confused on how the AL Central is the worst division in baseball.

You might see my avy/sig combo and immediately believe I am a homer, but:

-The NL Central has the Astros, Pirates, Reds and Brewers. All four suck currently. In fact, the Pirates, Reds and Brewers only have one combined division winner since 1995.
-All four of those teams above were under .500 last season (and the Cubs were a few games away from .500). The AL Central had "only" three teams under .500. Still one less than the NL Central though.
-It's a general consensus that the AL is stronger than the NL.Therefore, certain records might be bloated/deflated depending on theteams they play throughout the year.
-Many people believe that the White Sox, with their rotation of Peavy, Buehrle, Danks, and Floyd, will be back again this year. Detroit tied Minnesota for the division last year but came up short in Game 163. The Twins gained Orlando Hudson, Jim Thome, JJ Hardy and Clay Condrey and many people have said they are the team not named the Mariners to take the biggest step forward this season.

Also, the NL Central might be the only division to already have the division champion decided before the season even starts.
 
JPZx wrote:
I'm confused on how the AL Central is the worst division in baseball.

You might see my avy/sig combo and recognize that I am a homer, but:

-The NL Central has the Astros, Pirates, Reds and Brewers. All four suck currently. In fact, the Pirates, Reds and Brewers only have one combined division winner since 1995.
-All four of those teams above were under .500 last season (and the Cubs were a few games away from .500). The AL Central had "only" three teams under .500. Still one less than the NL Central though.
-It's a general consensus that the AL is stronger than the NL.Therefore, certain records might be bloated/deflated depending on theteams they play throughout the year.
-Many people believe that the White Sox, with their rotation of Peavy, Buehrle, Danks, and Floyd, will be back again this year. Detroit tied Minnesota for the division last year but came up short in Game 163. The Twins gained Orlando Hudson, Jim Thome, JJ Hardy and Clay Condrey and many people have said they are the team not named the Mariners to take the biggest step forward this season.

Also, the NL Central might be the only division to already have the division champion decided before the season even starts.
 
Originally Posted by acidicality

JPZx wrote:
I'm confused on how the AL Central is the worst division in baseball.

You might see my avy/sig combo and recognize that I am a homer, but:

-The NL Central has the Astros, Pirates, Reds and Brewers. All four suck currently. In fact, the Pirates, Reds and Brewers only have one combined division winner since 1995.
-All four of those teams above were under .500 last season (and the Cubs were a few games away from .500). The AL Central had "only" three teams under .500. Still one less than the NL Central though.
-It's a general consensus that the AL is stronger than the NL.Therefore, certain records might be bloated/deflated depending on theteams they play throughout the year.
-Many people believe that the White Sox, with their rotation of Peavy, Buehrle, Danks, and Floyd, will be back again this year. Detroit tied Minnesota for the division last year but came up short in Game 163. The Twins gained Orlando Hudson, Jim Thome, JJ Hardy and Clay Condrey and many people have said they are the team not named the Mariners to take the biggest step forward this season.

Also, the NL Central might be the only division to already have the division champion decided before the season even starts.



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Originally Posted by FIRST B0RN

Nowitness41Dirk wrote:
Originally Posted by FIRST B0RN

It's easily the AL West.
Uh, no.


What have your pathetic Rangers ever accomplished...really? The only team even worth mentioning in that division is the Angels and they sucked until 2002. The A's give away talent like it's going out of style. The Mariners, don't get me started on that organization. That whole division is one big joke
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Hey now, leave the Mariners alone.
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This isn't Bavasi's M's, dude. Dr. Z knows what he's doing.
 
AL Central, Al West is a lot more competitive than people think, all teams are pretty close with one another.

Go Mariners
 
Originally Posted by FIRST B0RN

Originally Posted by Stringer Bell 32

Its not the AL West people

Yes it is Stringer.

Bro, The Angels were in the League Championship series, The Mariners have not one but two aces, The Rangers have the best farm system in baseball and the A's got some nice young players

The AL Central has teams with cheap owners (Sox and Twins), teams rebuilding (Tigers and Indians) and the Royals (Kansas City Royals)
 
Twins payroll is up around $100 million this season Stringer
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Up from 65.
 
Originally Posted by Stringer Bell 32

Originally Posted by FIRST B0RN

Originally Posted by Stringer Bell 32

Its not the AL West people

Yes it is Stringer.

Bro, The Angels were in the League Championship series, The Mariners have not one but two aces, The Rangers have the best farm system in baseball and the A's got some nice young players

The AL Central has teams with cheap owners (Sox and Twins), teams rebuilding (Tigers and Indians) and the Royals (Kansas City Royals)
Yep, precisely. Angels, M's, and Rangers are all solid teams. Shows why the west coast, baseball wise, is always disrespected.
 
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@ the Mariners & Rangers being solid teams. Thanks for that, I needed a good laugh.
 
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