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MLB 2022: Playing Ball, But Is Anyone Still Watching?

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Let's take a stab at this years standings. I will obviously be completely wrong. But, that makes it fun. Particularly because the East in both AL/NL are a total toss up.

AL East - 1. Tampa Bay, 2. Toronto, 3. Boston, 4. New York, 5. Baltimore
AL Central - 1. Chicago, 2. Minnesota, 3. Kansas City, 4. Cleveland, 5. Detroit
AL West - 1. Houston, 2. Seattle, 3. Los Angeles, 4. Texas, 5. Oakland

NL East - 1. Atlanta, 2. New York, 3. Philadelphia, 4. Miami, 5. Washington
NL Central - 1. Milwaukee, 2. St. Louis, 3. Chicago, 4. Cincinnati, 5. Pittsburgh
NL West - 1. Los Angeles, 2. San Diego, 3. San Francisco, 4. Colorado, 5. Arizona

AL Playoffs: 1. Chicago, 2. Tampa Bay, 3. Houston, 4. Toronto, 5. Boston, 6. Minnesota*
NL Playoffs: 1. Los Angeles, 2. Milwaukee, 3. Atlanta, 4. New York, 5. Philadelphia, 6. San Diego*

* - I really have no idea who the last playoff spot will be in either league. I am sure 3 teams will be vying for each right till the end.
 
JF_Gophers said:
Mets right-hander Max Scherzer is dealing with hamstring tightness and said he isn't sure whether he will be ready to pitch when the regular season starts next week.
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Supposedly not serious and only precautionary scratch today. Hopefully will go Opening Day.

Mets are making noises about possibly adding Paddack. Meh. Right now we go in with Scherzer / Bassitt / Carrasco / Walker / I dunno, Megill? That's a strong enough rotation to win if we hit and if we don't then it doesn't matter anyway.

Losing Jake is brutal emotionally, but it doesn't cripple the team in and of itself.
 
Played my 1st game of MLB the Show 22 since it's on Game Pass. Might need to adjust the sliders. Set it to medium and threw a No Hitter. Lol

Joe Ryan - 19K
Byron Buxton - leadoff 1st pitch HR.
 
JF_Gophers said:
Let's take a stab at this years standings. I will obviously be completely wrong. But, that makes it fun. Particularly because the East in both AL/NL are a total toss up.

AL East - 1. Tampa Bay, 2. Toronto, 3. Boston, 4. New York, 5. Baltimore
AL Central - 1. Chicago, 2. Minnesota, 3. Kansas City, 4. Cleveland, 5. Detroit
AL West - 1. Houston, 2. Seattle, 3. Los Angeles, 4. Texas, 5. Oakland

NL East - 1. Atlanta, 2. New York, 3. Philadelphia, 4. Miami, 5. Washington
NL Central - 1. Milwaukee, 2. St. Louis, 3. Chicago, 4. Cincinnati, 5. Pittsburgh
NL West - 1. Los Angeles, 2. San Diego, 3. San Francisco, 4. Colorado, 5. Arizona

AL Playoffs: 1. Chicago, 2. Tampa Bay, 3. Houston, 4. Toronto, 5. Boston, 6. Minnesota*
NL Playoffs: 1. Los Angeles, 2. Milwaukee, 3. Atlanta, 4. New York, 5. Philadelphia, 6. San Diego*

* - I really have no idea who the last playoff spot will be in either league. I am sure 3 teams will be vying for each right till the end.
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Buster Posey(after Willie McCovey he was my favorite Giant)retired, Kevin Gausman FA'd to Toronto and the infield all in their mid 30's they'll need everyone(voice of Gary Oldman in The Professional)to step up again. If Kapler can pull all the right strings again they should be able to compete with the Pads for 2nd in the division and a possible wild card. If Sean Hjelle(RHP)makes the roster he'll tie Jon Rauch at 6-foot-11 as the tallest player in major league history.
 
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