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2012 Season MLB Predictions

Originally published at The Tenth Inning Stretch

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'Tis the time of the year for the season predictions. I took a (unpublished) cut on these right at the beginning of Spring Training and then I finalized them today. I actually had to make a few changes based on events that happened in Spring Training and even teams' performances in Spring Training. Here are my predictions for the 2012 Major League Baseball season, including standing for each division, who will win the wild card and who will win the League Pennants and the World Series. Optimism abounds, since everyone (other than the Athletics and the Mariners) are starting with a clean slate:

 

AL Central:

 

Twins

Tigers

Royals

Indians

White Sox

 

AL East:

 

Red Sox

Yankees

Blue Jays

Rays

Orioles

 

 

AL West:

 

Rangers

Angels

Mariners

Athletics

 

 

AL Wild Cards: Yankees, Angels

 

NL East:

 

Nationals

Phillies

Marlins

Braves

Mets

 

NL Central:

 

Reds

Pirates

Brewers

Cardinals

Cubs

Astros

 

NL West:

 

Giants

Dodgers

Diamondbacks

Padres

Rockies

 

NL Wild Cards: Phillies, Pirates

 

ALCS: Twins over Red Sox

NLCS: Nationals over Philies

 

WS: Twins over Nationals in 6.

 

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b2/2004_WorldSeries_Trophy.jpg

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Thrylos

Old-Timey Member

Originally published at The Tenth Inning Stretch

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'Tis the time of the year for the season predictions. I took a (unpublished) cut on these right at the beginning of Spring Training and then I finalized them today. I actually had to make a few changes based on events that happened in Spring Training and even teams' performances in Spring Training. Here are my predictions for the 2012 Major League Baseball season, including standing for each division, who will win the wild card and who will win the League Pennants and the World Series. Optimism abounds, since everyone (other than the Athletics and the Mariners) are starting with a clean slate:

 

AL Central:

 

Twins

Tigers

Royals

Indians

White Sox

 

AL East:

 

Red Sox

Yankees

Blue Jays

Rays

Orioles

 

 

AL West:

 

Rangers

Angels

Mariners

Athletics

 

 

AL Wild Cards: Yankees, Angels

 

NL East:

 

Nationals

Phillies

Marlins

Braves

Mets

 

NL Central:

 

Reds

Pirates

Brewers

Cardinals

Cubs

Astros

 

NL West:

 

Giants

Dodgers

Diamondbacks

Padres

Rockies

 

NL Wild Cards: Phillies, Pirates

 

ALCS: Twins over Red Sox

NLCS: Nationals over Philies

 

WS: Twins over Nationals in 6.

 

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b2/2004_WorldSeries_Trophy.jpg

Steve Lein

Twins Daily Contributor

is this satire?! I hope you're right though q;)

Thrylos

Old-Timey Member

No satire; just optimist ;)

cr9617

Provisional Member

...and the Vikes are going win the Super Bowl too.

EXTC

Provisional Member

In the mid 80's, my kid brother started picking the Twins every year. By the early 90's, the kid had incredibly picked 2 long-shot winners. Unfortunately, he grew up to have unrealistic expectations. But dang he's optimistic.

Thrylos

Old-Timey Member

If I thought that the Twins did not have a chance to win the division (and a good one) I wouldn't have picked them... I just don't like the Tigers this season. And if they win the Division, everything can happen.

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