We have an awesome team...Last year we almost made it but i want ur opion on if we will make the little leage world series and i want to tell u we have a dude 5'6 120 lbs and he just hit two home runs the other night.....
201908
Dream Big..Just dont count on going and get to comfortable with thought of going cause then it wont happen you have to keep working hard
57334
No.  I think a National League team will take it.  They seem to have made the bigger moves during the off-season.
673695
It is too late for this season.  They need to get rid of Prior and Wood and get some more young pitchers you don't get hurt.  They then need to quit going out and signing free agent who were good 5 years ago (Nevin, Burnitz, Womack, Mabry are all examples of this).  They also need a more consistent bullpen.  I sadly think our beloved Cubs are on their way back down after hitting a "peak" in 03-04.
98196
Oh come on, that is a stupid question. They barley have any  offense, they have no pitching whats so ever, and their manager sucks. Ever since their franchise was made, their GM has made poor pick-ups and trades and they have never gone to a playoff game. So it's pretty obvious that the Rockies chance of making the World Series is slim to none. In fact there is no way that they will make it.
589334
I believe they still have a shot. Alot of good veteran players on that team. And I remember last season when they were almost out of the picture but came all the way back to make it to the world series. Anytime you put a class act like Clemens on your team and in your locker room it can't be a bad move .Even if he doesn't pitch as good as he used to he can still help your team. And you never know , he may end up throwing like the rocket of his younger days.
490583
Pitching is the only thing we really need,I hope they made a really good bid on this Matsuzaka!! I heard Andy Pettite Had dinner with Joe Torre Last night,And i read in todays paper,he said if he pitches next yr he wants to come back to the yankees,Roger Clemens if he plays next yr,WILL FINISH HIS CAREER IN BOSTON!! From what i read in todays paper If we don't get Matsuzaka,We'll go after Zito,And i belive Pettite is going to come back.Don't forget we have this Kid Phil Huges,Whos also going to be a GREAT PITCHER! And We'll get something for Sheffield\n4 clubs called about him,But Cashman wants to trade him to an NL Team,,Because he's pissed,and he can hurt us in the long run if we trade him to an AL Team,
563140
The Tigers have a pretty solid team.  They're a little bit young, which could hurt them later in the year.\n\nAlso, they could use another power hitter or two.  They should make things interesting for the White Sox though.
189675
Nope. They don't have the pitching to get it done. They're score a boat load or runs, sure. And they're probably even going to make it into the post season. But once they get into the post season and are in a short series against guys like Schilling/Beckett or Harden/Zito then they're all done.
601843
I hate it because I really love my home town team.  They for one thing are not doing things in the clutch.  The bullpen chokes when we have a lead, they give it away and when we have a situation where runners are on base in a tight game, we don't have anyone getting the clutch base hits.  I also think their starting rotation hasn/t been getting the job done.  I'm still going to see them as I'm not a fair weather fan, I just hope they can just get back to some respectability.  I definetly think it is a wake up call.
303241
Well, I hope so(I am a Mets fan, but live in Atlanta) but I don't think they are ready with the pitching staff they have now, but to make the playoffs they will have to win their division. The player who I hope will contribute the most is David Wright. But if they win I would let any of them be the main contributor.
648441
First order of business is the bullpen.  They have blown so many situations for the starters.  Until you get bullpen help whether it be via trade or farm system there isn't much hope.  I think the it is the achilles heel of the team.  You have two solid startes in Smoltz and Hudson, while Ramirez has been flashing signs of goodness.  Starters are not their weakness and neither is the lineup, it is the pen!!!
161047
I notice that the Brewers, Reds and Astros are currently atop the division.  The Astros are not a surprise, but only in the early part of the season would you expect the Reds and Brewers.  I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think it will be the Brewers this year.  Quite a dark horse, I know, but:  They have good pitching: Davis, Capuano and now healthy superstar Ben Sheets.  The bullpen (Turnbow closes and Kolb has solid experience as a closer) is solid.  They have a good young team on offense.  This is not a particularly strong division.  The Cards are the cream, but they are facing numerous injuries.  The Cubs?  The choker team of all time and their pitching is sure to spend more time on the DL than on the field.  The Reds are improving, but just don't have the pitching.  The Astros have the pitching but not the offense.  Which leaves the miracle of 2006 Milwaulkee Brewers.\nBy the way, I'm a Reds fan.  Maybe it will be us next year!
72390
Who will win it all?\n- If the Yankee pitchers stay healthy they will win easily.  That line-up is unbelievable.  \nIs the WBC worth having?\nThe WBC is a great idea; it's the timing of it that stinks.  So many great players are refusing to play, choosing instead to stay with their major league team.  Those that are playing risk a major injury. I would like to see the WBC take place right after the World Series.  More players would participate, and they would play harder knowing that they had the winter to recover. \nWho will win the WBC?\nAll along I thought the USA would win, but than I saw the rosters for Venezuela and the Dominican Republic and now I'm not sure.  Venezuela has GREAT pitching, and that's what usually wins in a tournament like this.
240726
How about the Tampa Bay Devil Rays?  They have some really good young talent.  They've made a managerial change as well as front office changes.  They also have some promising prospects coming up soon.  Guys like Carl Crawford, Toby Hall, Aubrey Huff, Joey Gaithright and Rocco Baldelli are fun to watch.  Good speed and hustle.  I'm a Yankees fan and like to watch them (rooting for them now as they play the dreaded Red Sox on ESPN)
313554
we can win in 5 but it will be a tough task with tallinder now being out for the rest of the playoffs. we have these rookie defenders coming up from rochester to start in their 1st ever playoff game. it won't be easy but they have done it all year long so why stop now. sabres in 5. lets go sabres.
165940
Oh yeah... The Blue Jays have a solid young team and can pick up a few key pieces to the puzzle with the way free agency is set up. I could see them winning in a year or two. And we know it's possible, the Marlins won the World Series 6 years after they were even created. That right there should mean that it is feasible for any decent team to win it in 4.
442180
I am also a big sixer fan. I think that this is a better team than the team that made it to the finals. The league has changed  lot since then. Looking back that team wasn't that good. AI REALLY did carry them on his back. They just had great coaching and defense. I am confident that this team will make it to the playoffs.  We'll have to wait and see how good they really are as the season progresses. they've only played 2 games.