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1 hour ago, Morgan423 said:

The general consensus I see in discussion is that a decent Triple-A team moved into the major leagues would be expected to win between 45 to 52 games, depending on the strength of the team... so...

yeah, there's that.

Yes, I definitely think a decent Triple A team would be better.  Isn't that what the Marlins are.....I mean other than 15.5 games (!!!!) better than us? 

Still amazing to think that the 2003 Tigers went 43-119.  A team that in all likelihood will still finish worse than us.  I remember that team well....they were 38-118 going into their last six games.  Somehow they finished 5-1. 

 

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4 hours ago, TonySoprano said:

Collectively, of the last 32 games, 14 are against 4 playoff bound teams.  The last 10 games of the year are NY, BOS, and HOU.  Boston has won 14 of 16 vs. the O's and will want to put a lock on the division in the last week.  NY and HOU both have OAK looming large in their rear view mirrors. As it stands right now, they won't be resting for the playoffs when they meet Baltimore next month.  


More "fun" with numbers, Boston is 7 games ahead of NY (through last night).  Take away the O's games, and Boston's lead is down to 2.5.

BOS
TOTAL      90-41 .687
vs BAL        14-2 .875
vs. others 76-39  .724

NYY
TOTAL      82-47  .636
vs BAL        9-6    .600
vs. others 73-41  .640

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