How many wins will Curt Schilling have by the end of the season?
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20 games is possible, 30 games is just too many.  And he doesn't need 30 wins to win Cy Young.
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He could and arguably should, but will not.  Very rarely do pitchers win MVP.  Unfair I think.  I can think of Pedro with Montreal I believe, and I thought Dennis Eckersly for some reason.  It's like the Heisman, why don't more defensive players win it?
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I think David Ortiz will get that honor. Just look at the AL East's pitching staff. Nobody really stands out except Holliday and R.Johnson, and Ortiz doesn't have to face Schilling.
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Jim Thome is a nice bet.  He will have MUCH better stats than last years.\n\nVernon Wells is the other.  With Glaus and Overbay hitting behind him, he would continue to do well.\n\nBrad Penny would have a breakout season too.  He always has good stuffs, and NL west is weak.
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At 38, he's approaching it, if not there yet. Too bad he suffered all those injuries in his career. He could have been a great ballplayer. With 538 HRs, he'll most likely get voted into the Hall of Fame. Not on the first ballot, however. Chances are, he might last for another five years, if he agrees to be traded to the AL to DH.
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Go to the American League and DH for a couple of years.  I'd like to see him reach 500 home runs.  The American League can help him do that.  He can come back to Houston after he retires as a coach.
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There's too much season left to start talking about that.  Need to see how his numbers pan out and how the Mets finish off the season.  At this point he's definitely a contender though.
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How good can he be?  He's in his sixth season, so that's five complete seasons.  IF he can stay healthy for a 20 year career, at his averages after 5 seasons (multiply them by 4 for a 20 year career), you're looking at:\n\n3928 hits, 3rd all time behind Rose and Cobb\n2516 runs, 221 ahead of Rickey Henderson's record\n908 doubles, 116 ahead of Tris Speaker's record\n804 home runs, 49 ahead of Hank Aaron's record\n2484 RBI's, 187 ahead of Hank Aaron's record\n7336 total bases, 408 ahead of Aaron's record\n1604 walks, 11th all time\n.418 OBP, tied for 10th all time\n.629 SLG, 4th all time behind Ruth, Williams and Gehrig\n.331 BA, tied for 21st all time - appropriately enough, with Musial
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lol.. i think he might be able to hit 80 this season.. hmm.. Albert is so powerful in the plate huh?\n\nit should still count
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I will say 101-61. They will beat up on the yankmes, and win the division by 6 games easily.
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Pujols will hot the most and I'm predicting somewhere in the mid to low 50's. The reason he won't hit more is because he's becoming the new Bonds and pitchers are gonna start intentionally walking him with no one on in close games. And even when they're not walking him intentionally he will still start seeing less and less "quality" pitches. How well he adjusts to this will be the sole factor in how many home runs he can hit this year.\n\nAnd I hope he hits a ton because I a big fan of Albert. He one of the few role models left in baseball, on and off the field.
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It's April there is still like 130 games to play he is still swinging the bat up around .300 and the power will come.  He went to the WBC which has hurt some players early so I think he'll be coming into his 05 form by this weekend.
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Greg Maddux - 176 wins\nRoger Clemens - 152 wins\nRandy Johnson - 150 wins
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he will retire and land in the HOF. He can still pitch but I think he has accomplished all there is it seems and doesn't have much more incentive to go another season.
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I don't buy that he will retire.  He is arrogrant and will want the record all for himself.  If he doesn't break it within the next year year, he'll probably demand to go to an AL team where he can DH and hit out of the park without having to worry about the phyiscal strain of playing the field on the steroid-less body.\n\nI always thought that he would break Ruth's and then stop because the public scrutiny for number 2 is always less than number 1.  But I don't think he will stop and I think he will break the record, unfortunately.  And although Aaron will never say it outright, he will be disappointed that his record wasn't broken by someone with class and dignity, but by someone who will always have the collective consciousness of an asterik next to his name.
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If Albert Pujols keeps up the pace he's at right now, it could happen this year...He's got 57 in just 47 games. Over a 162 game season, that's 196 RBIs.....
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if glaus and hillenbrand hit 300 then they might have a shot at the playoffs! wells will put up the numbers. halladay has to stay healthy.