What do you think the 2007 MLB Season will be like?
812744
it will be exciting. Many teams look like they will be competitive. of course the allstar game in san francisco will be great and the world series will be exhiting. The new season begins on the 1st or 2nd of april.
582587
9 & 7\n\nIf the division wasn't so tough, I'd even say wildcard for the playoffs.  Ballstothewall doesn't know what he's talking about.\n\nI think the offense is going to surprise some people who say it won't be good.  The O-line got the needed pieces in free agency and some depth in the draft as well over these last two years.  The Brownies have good skill players in place, they just never had the O-line to control a game.\nThe defense will be improved but unfortunately, they are going to need some time to jell with all the changes.  Players are still needed at NT, DE and LB as well.
1063788
The Minnesota Twins are on a huge roll...\n\nThe Blue Jays might also make a run for it.\n\nThe Brewers seem to be in the mix.\n\nEveryone in the NL West is under the radar.\n\nWe shall see in October.
901857
The Cubs are building a great ball club for 2007.  I have no doubts that this will be the year!
604627
Im not answering ALL of that, BUT...\n1. Yankees are better for the most part, maybe not starting pitching. (I hate the red sox)\n \n2. The White Sox are gonna win the world series again (my long time favorite team)\n\n3. The NL MVP will probably wind up being Albert Pujols. \n\n4. The Mets will finally overtake the Braves and win the NL east outright.\n\n5. The Cardinals will win the NL central\n\n6. The Royals SUCK!
1092493
I think the cubbies will be down to their last out, leading by one run in the bottom of the ninth.  Hell will freeze over, the end of the earth will occur and they will go down as the team that could never put it together.
498293
WOW 2007, I guess we are looking that far ahead already.\n\nI guess the LA Angels of Anaheim with this pitching staff:\n\nDontrelle Willis, Bartolo Colon, Mark Prior, Josh Beckett, and Roy Oswalt.
1185976
It should be a good test for both teams. The National League has been rather weak this year, with the Mets being the standout team. St. Louis being a close runner-up. The American League boasts about 6 good teams, including the battle for the AL East between Boston and the Yankees. This could be a statement series.
1110488
I like it but I think they need to make changes.  First off, they need to transfer one NL team to the AL to balance out leagues.  Then they need to do what NFL does with interconference, rotate matchups so that you play each division once every three years.  And eliminate geographical matchups so every team in a division is playing the same interleague slate.  It's not fair if the Marlins and Mets are battling for playoffs that Marlins play six games against Devil Rays every year and Mets have to play six games against Yankees each year.
1012598
I think the wild card is coming out of the Central this year.  The White Sox are too tough for the Tigers, but the Tigers will get in with the Wild Card because they are beating nearly everybody else that they play.  \n\nThe Red Sox will come out of the East, but it's not going to be easy.  I just don't think that the Yankees can hold on with a shaky pitching staff; however, if the Unit comes around, and they make a move for another good starter, they could come out of the East.\n\nThe West is the hardest to tell.  Right now, the A's look like they will come out of it.  The Rangers have a good team, but you can't outscore everybody, and their pitching is not good enough to hold on through the whole season.  The Angels have looked bad this year, but can make a run once they get clicking, but it will be too little, too late.\n\nAnd seriously, does the person above realize he/she picked three teams out of the East?
11661
I, being an Angels' fan, am very familiar with the M's.  I thought last year was a total fluke.  I think the M's have the lineup to put up some runs and now that they've obtained some pitching (Washburn), they may be back in the hunt for the West.  I am upset my Halos haven't done much in the offseason besides letting go of two big contributors (Molina, Washburn) so hopefully they have a good plan with the farm system.  I still think the M's lineup is probably better than the Angels'.  But then again, what's on paper doesnt count. Play ball!
250605
I think the Los Angeles Dodgers will surprise everyone!  They were pretty aggressive during the off-season.  I think they have a chance!
392882
I hope so. I'm a die hard Redsox fan. But their line-up isn't as good as it was in 2004. They just have to work as a team and work hard and win. Thats all it takes right?
1185921
It will be a long road back to the fall classic for the Astros.  Here is why.\n\n1.  They will most likely have to win the division.  The wildcard is probably going to go to the NL East between the Mets, Phillies or Braves.\n2.  The Astros are 5 games behind in the division as of this writing.\n3.  The Astros are weak in hitting and have not had a consistent bat in the lineup other than Berkman.\n4.  Their starting pitching is suspect.  Petite has been like Jeckly and Hyde.  One start he flirts with a no hitter.  The next one he gets shelled.  Roy O. is on the DL and will probably not be back 100%.  The rest of the rotation is too young to make a great determination\n5.  The bullpen is suspect.  No one has been consistent from Qualls through Lidge.\n\nThe bottom line is there are too many question marks.  I hope they can put it all together and at least get in the tournament.  Once they are in anything can happen.
97216
well it could be worse, you could be a cubs fan!\n\ni think as long as they keep the mazzone/cox pitching connection together, keep the youngsters (john francoeur---where did they GET that guy?) who can play to plug the holes, and have sound defense from andruw jones in center, they'll be okay.  the fish and the phils won't be much of a threat to them in 2006, i'd expect to hear the tomahawk chop again in october.  \n\n...ever again?  oh yeah!\n\nps:: i was not aware about mazzone.  sorry.
1043155
That would be nice...but I am not going to expect it.\n\nStranger things have happened (the red sox beating the yankees after being down 3 games to none in 2004 comes to mind).\n\nEven if they play .500 ball the rest of the season that would put them at 94 wins....which could very well be a wild card.\n\nWhatever happens I am simply enjoying this.\n\nThey are long overdue.
1165569
Didn't get to see many games this year. Though did get to see the Stro's and Cards late last year. Was kind of wierd, I was sitting outside the stadium on the rooftop looking through the glass at the game. The sound of the crowd still came though, and the silence like when Pujos blasted a homer. It was like watching him hit in a minor league stadium the ball wasn't even close to staying in the park. \n\nRefreshments were a two minute walk away, had the ledge to use for a table and tables all around. Nice breeze blowing so it wasn't real hot. Ballpark peanuts. Somehow they never taste the same anywhere you go except a ball park. \n\nThough I think my favorite game was the first time I saw Randy Johnson pitch. It was like he was handing the ball to the catcher he's so tall. The ball was in his hand one second, the next it was banging into the catchers mit, the batter looking as confused as me as to where the ball went :) Saw that game in the Astrodome. \n\nRemember as a kid watching the O's play in Baltimore. Was the first reguler season major league game I'd seen live. I'd seen exibition games, once saw Paul Molitor make an awesome leaping catch as a second basemen for the Brewers against the Dodgers in an exibition game. In that game there were at least 4 future hall of famers playing. Yount and Molitor were the two who really stuck out. Sutton didn't pitch that game but he was there, so were a couple others.