Will Mark Buehrle win over or under 250 games in his career?
602595
Sorry to say it but under. There probably won't be another pitcher in our lifetime to win more than 200 games tops.
39697
Yes.  With his agility, speed and power, he promises to be good.  There will be an adjustment period, but I honestly think he will be among the greatest if he can stay healthy.\n\nAnd not latteral the ball.
726570
I would consider him to be a start in turning the franchise around.  No single player with the possible exception of Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle and a hand full of others were capable of carrying a franchise on their shoulders.
650159
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.
75958
Yes, and now is the time when Buffalo can get the most for him. He's the best he's ever been and has been in the league about 10 years. With the 13-game win streak he had in Nov.-Dec., and his good stats, now is when his value is highest. I hope Sabres don't just let him get away and get nothing, like Zhitnik and Satan.
201582
Whew...he can hit! Hope he has a good year. My Guess would be football, wrestling, and basketball. Complete guess to be honest.
566107
not too much.  they may have beat detroit but they will not get past round two.  i say whoever plays them will win in 5 games.
722362
I hope he hits 715 on saturday caz I'm going to that game. That would be SO SWEET!\n\nO Yeah and Jason "hes not playing tonight and even if he did he wouldnt cuz roy oswalt would own him" \n\nYou said that but Barry is 4 for 4 lifetime vs Oswalt so maybe you should re think that statement.
43142
yes. he is going to back this year and make a new record for homeruns in a career.
1069718
It's a coin flip.  He actually had 201 coming into this year, by the way.  He's up in the 220s now.\n\nGriffey Junior was the youngest to every major HR plateau up until 400.  Injuries, bad teams, even walks (as Bonds has found and Pujols will find) can slow you down.\n\nI'd compare it to Dwight Gooden.  At a young age, he was on pace to win more than 400 games and be one of the two or three best pitchers statistically of all time.\n\nYou just can't tell the future.
630614
JETER ROCKS THE GUY IS A GREAT HITTER!!! HOPEFULLY ONE DAY WILL BLOSSUM INTO A MVP!
674702
No, I do not think that he will break the single season record. However, he definetly has a shot at breaking the all time record. He is at a blistering pace so far in his young career, if Barry Bonds breaks the record, he wont make it far past 755. On the other hand, Albert Pujols has the capability to hit 800 homers.
405199
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.
631441
He played last year in Toledo at AAA level,  he played a whole four innings in the whole season.  He had a ERA of 2.25.  I'm not sure if he is playing this season but I'm guessing no. Was that good enough for you?
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Being a michigan native, I see them maybe finishing right around 0.500. Their pitching is very young still Bonderman (3 yrs), Maroth (4), Verlander (rookie), and their closer is injured. Their bullpen is weak too, with young talent again. I think their bats will definetely get them some wins however it has been proven you need pitching to win games, and champions think White Sox.
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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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He will do good but not as good as last year. This is hard for me to say (because I am a Yank fan) he did not deserve to win the MVP in the AL last year (David Ortiz, Boston Red Sox should have won). The biggest problem with him is that he hits home runs after they are winning by 7 runs it is sad but true.