2011 Predictions

Well, yeah, I am predicting. This is what I think the standing will look like com October:

American League
1. Rangers
2. Angels
3. Athletics
4. Mariners

1. Indians
2. Tigers
3. White Sox
4. Twins
5. Royals

1. Red Sox
2. Yankees*
3. Blue Jays
4. Rays
5. Orioles
* Wild Card

AL MVP: Adrian Gonzalez (BOS)
AL Cy Young: Justin Verlander (DET)
AL ROY: Jemile Weeks (OAK)
AL Manager of the Year: Manny Acta (CLE)

National League
1. Diamondbacks
2. Giants
3. Dodgers
4. Rockies
5. Padres

1. Brewers
2. Cardinals
3. Pirates
4. Cubs
5. Reds
6. Astros

1. Phillies
2. Braves*
3. Nationals
4. Mets
5. Marlins
*Wild Card

NL MVP: Matt Kemp (LAD)
NL Cy Young: Clayton Kershaw (LAD)
NL ROY: Craig Kimbrel (ATL)
NL Manager of the Year: Kirk Gibson (AZ)

In an ALCS rematch, the Rangers will take the series in 5 but the Rangers win due to the lack of a number 2 starter for the Yankees.
And in a 2007 ALCS rematch, the Red Sox will take the series in 4 games due to the stellar offense from the Red Sox.
In an NLCS rematch, the Phillies prove to be too strong for the Giants and take the series in 3 – sweeping the Giants.
And the Brewers continue their hot streak and amazing pitching to overtake the Brewers in 5 games.

The Rangers and Red Sox battle it out in a battle of power, the Red Sox take the series in 7, advancing to the fall classic.
The Pitching-strong Brewers will battle head-to-head with the Phillies, and in a surprise upset, Fielder, Braun, Weeks, and Grienke beat the Phillies in 7 games to advance to the fall classic.

The Red Sox and Brewers will battle hard, both teams with lots of power, but the Brewers pitching will beat Josh Beckett and the Red Sox in 6 games.

And there you have it, folks. Those are my predictions. Yeah, so, um. At the end of the playoffs, you people can comment on any of my posts and let me know how wrong I got everything.

Comment Please! Yeah Down There!


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