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No, they won't.

Manfred wrote:No, they won't.

You thinking more along the lines of 100?

do they play the Reds 90 more times?

Crimson's Ghost wrote:

Manfred wrote:No, they won't.

You thinking more along the lines of 100?

Closer to 100 losses than wins.

They can win 90....but it's a long season. They're currently walking the 3rd fewest in the majors and striking out 3rd fewest times. Lowest batting average against and are top 15 in most batting categories. Granted it was mostly all against the Reds, but still. Bell was red hot this weekend along with Melky. If Kang, Marte, and Dickerson get in the groove of just their average play, They're all currently under .220. We'll be sitting very good. Plus we'll have Polanco and Diaz coming back yet. I'm very hopeful especially with how the pitching is.

Manfred wrote:

Crimson's Ghost wrote:

Manfred wrote:No, they won't.

You thinking more along the lines of 100?

Closer to 100 losses than wins.

Go home Cindy, you've had too many. No chance that they're under even 70 wins.

I think almost every projection has them going around .500.  
A lot of injuries like they have right now could put them under, some luck could put them over. 

Vegas the last I saw had them at 83.5 wins.  To put that in perspective, 86 seems to be about the magical line to make the playoffs since the format has expanded.  More than 86 and you are almost guaranteed to be in. 86 is hit or miss.  85 is usually out.

Bump!