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k0ruptr
09-03-2006, 03:59 PM
LOSING A SERIES AGAINST KC WILL NOT HELP YOU CATCH THE F'n Tigers...
sigh......
Izulde
09-03-2006, 04:03 PM
I don't think there's much hope of our catching the Tigers.
I'm just wanting us to lock down the wild card.
LloydLungs
09-03-2006, 04:03 PM
I think the Royals have just about been the whole difference in the AL Central. They've been a big pain in the ass for the Twins and a bigger pain in the ass for the White Sox. Meanwhile I believe Detroit has beaten the crap out of them.
k0ruptr
09-03-2006, 04:12 PM
Sox were 11-8 vs royals this year. and i think the tigers only lost 1 vs them...
but still I believe that there is no doubt we have a chance to catch the tigers and claim the division. All of september left, the tigers arnt playin so hot either.
LastWhiteSoxFanStanding
09-03-2006, 04:35 PM
Our pitchers just aren't the same this year.
:(
Schmidty
09-03-2006, 04:40 PM
The Sox are done. This is the Tigers' year. It's destiny.
The Tigers are going through a horrendous stretch, yet still lead by around 5 games. They're due to heat back up at least a little, and that'll win them the division by the same amount of games or more.
The Twins might have a shot to win the division (although I doubt it) because they have legitimate pitching, but the Sox are toast.
If I'm wrong about this, feel free to bump this thread after the season, and I'll take any abuse you want to dish out without complaint.
Honolulu_Blue
09-03-2006, 05:03 PM
The Sox are done. This is the Tigers' year. It's destiny.
The Tigers are going through a horrendous stretch, yet still lead by around 5 games. They're due to heat back up at least a little, and that'll win them the division by the same amount of games or more.
The Twins might have a shot to win the division (although I doubt it) because they have legitimate pitching, but the Sox are toast.
If I'm wrong about this, feel free to bump this thread after the season, and I'll take any abuse you want to dish out without complaint.
Dude, if you just jinxed the Tigers. . .
LloydLungs
09-03-2006, 05:12 PM
The Twins might have a shot to win the division (although I doubt it) because they have legitimate pitching, but the Sox are toast.
If this injury hadn't happened with Liriano, I think the Twins were a decent bet to win the whole thing. They've done a great job hanging in there with guys like Baker, Bonser, Garza, Silva, and a battered Radke pitching regularly, but unless they get Liriano back at full strength VERY soon, they're not going to be able to keep it going. I'm amazed they haven't fallen out of it without Liriano for a month. The Twins are a special team this year. Personally I hope they get well enough to finish the job. I've always wanted to see Selig have to hand them the World Series trophy after he tried to contract them.
sterlingice
09-03-2006, 05:39 PM
I think the Royals have just about been the whole difference in the AL Central. They've been a big pain in the ass for the Twins and a bigger pain in the ass for the White Sox. Meanwhile I believe Detroit has beaten the crap out of them.
To be fair, the Royals rolled over for 4 against the Twins a month ago and then swept the Red Sox for 3 and split 4 with the White Sox so I think they've been fairly generous to the Twins ;)
SI
LloydLungs
09-03-2006, 06:06 PM
To be fair, the Royals rolled over for 4 against the Twins a month ago and then swept the Red Sox for 3 and split 4 with the White Sox so I think they've been fairly generous to the Twins ;)
SI
That series aside, they've beaten the Twins six times (and the White Sox eight times and Detroit only once). It's roughly the margin in that division.
I'm not so sure it's Detroit's year though. The Tigers have beaten mediocre/bad teams to an absolute pulp this year, but they've clearly struggled against their fellow AL playoff contenders.
Schmidty
09-03-2006, 06:48 PM
That series aside, they've beaten the Twins six times (and the White Sox eight times and Detroit only once). It's roughly the margin in that division.
I'm not so sure it's Detroit's year though. The Tigers have beaten mediocre/bad teams to an absolute pulp this year, but they've clearly struggled against their fellow AL playoff contenders.
The Tigers are 10-5 versus the Twins.
LloydLungs
09-03-2006, 07:15 PM
The Tigers are 10-5 versus the Twins.
But also 5-11 vs. the White Sox and 2-5 against the Yankees. 25-28 vs. the top five teams in the AL besides them, which should be a concern for them, especially since they're unlikely to see the Twins in the playoffs. I dunno, I hope I'm wrong -- I hate the Sox and Yankees, but I really think it's going to be one of those two coming out of the AL.
k0ruptr
09-03-2006, 07:38 PM
The Sox are done. This is the Tigers' year. It's destiny.
The Tigers are going through a horrendous stretch, yet still lead by around 5 games. They're due to heat back up at least a little, and that'll win them the division by the same amount of games or more.
The Twins might have a shot to win the division (although I doubt it) because they have legitimate pitching, but the Sox are toast.
If I'm wrong about this, feel free to bump this thread after the season, and I'll take any abuse you want to dish out without complaint.
I LOVE talk like this I remember it all quite well from last year when the indians were making a noble effort to come back and chase the sox... then i dont quite remember what happened tho? i think a certain team won the worldseries... not sure tho
k0ruptr
09-03-2006, 09:33 PM
lol i wasnt trying to be an ass in my last post sorry if i came off as one..
anyway does anyone else think its crazy that 3 of the top 6 teams in baseball are in 1 division... wow
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