Predictions season 19

AL North
Winner: Minnesota with 99-103 wins
Detroit 92-95 wins
Pawtown 87-91 wins
Seattle 65-69 wins

AL East
Winner: Baltimore(I know bold prediction) 123-126 wins. Maybe even more
Kansas City 71-75wins
Indianapolis 70-74 wins
New York Metros 69-73 wins

AL South
Winner: Memphis 88-92 wins. As badly as I wanted to pick A new winner I can't yet. This should be a very close race though
Durham 86-90 wins
Oklahoma 84-88 wins (I really like this team for some reason)
Montgomery65-69 wins(their last season in the basement)

AL West
Winner: Honolulu 88-92 wins
Salt Lake City 86-90 wins
Scottsdale 80-84 wins
Helena 70-74 wins

AL MVP: Keith Haad

AL Cy Young: Jordy "The Juicer" Hobbs

AL ROY: Some one from Baltimore for real that AAA team would make the play-offs

AL Fireman: Dick Randall if he closes all year.

The AL winner.... Detroit Miracles( Its too easy to pick the Baybirds and I look like a clown picking my own team plus really they are a very very good team)

NL

( Do I really have to do the NL... I guess so they hold the trophy now)

NL North Winner: Fargo 103-107 wins

Montreal Otters 81-85 wins

New York 78-82 wins

Buffalo 70-74 wins

NL East winner: Philadelphia 99-103 wins

Washington D.C. 89-93 wins

Louisville 60-64 wins

Cincinnati 58-62 wins

NL South Winner: Houston 95-99 wins

Charleston 84-88 wins

Charlotte 83-87

El Paso 74-78 wins

NL West Winner:Los Angeles 92-96 wins

Sacramento 90-94 wins

Las Vegas 65-69 wins

Vancouver 15-19 wins because I know Verd will say something really though they will be about 500

NL MVP: Victor Pulido

NL Cy Young : Should I even tell you because if you don't know you should ask some one

NL Roy: I don't have a clue I didn't study that this year My guess would be Alex Polonia if he gets a call up

NL Fireman: Who every won it last year I'll go with...

NL Winner: Philly comes though in the end and goes on to lose to Long Time Kaline Owner and New World Champion agateking congratulation sir!!!!!

Bargian hunting In Free Agency

Well the prices are dropping on a few free agents and if you still have some needs there are some deals to be had.
Starting Pitchers

1. Wilt O'Connor is still out there looking for a 2 year deal worth about 6 million. He would be a fine stop gap and back of the rotation starter.
2. Herm Walker is on the decline but he should pitch well enough to cover his asking price of about 6.5 over 2 years.
3. Jayson Tartbull asking for less than 4 million over 2 years and he can also plug innings at the back of a rotation.
4. Louie Lima is on the cheap at under 5 million over 2 years.
5. Archie Rapp from the great hockey town of Eveleth(United States Hockey Hall of Fame is located there) is only asking for just over 5 million again over two years.

Thats not a bad starting 5 in fact that is better than some teams are rolling with this season.

Relief Pitching

1. Alex Torres price tag is under 4 million covering two years.
2. Alvin Murray is around 4 over two years.
3. Mac Peterson want to give it one more year and is a steal under one million on one year.
4. Trevor Knoblauch is also only looking for a one year deal around 2 million.

That could be an alright bullpen not great but serviceable at the least.

Catchers.

1. Greg Collins is cheap and a fine back up catcher I had him last season and when I am bargain hunting in a few days I will pick him up. One season at 1.3

Thats about is back up catchers are all that's left.

Firstbase

1. Harley Dixon can platoon and really you could get around 45 homers through the lenth of the deal of around 3 million over 2.
2. Jamie Stynes can still hit a little and is asking for very little. Under 400k on one year.

There is a nice platoon 1st/DH middle of the order.

Secondbase (side note I am not going to look at the contracts anymore)

1. Louie Snyder was a Miller last season and was great. He lost another step this off season but he still has the glove and bat to start.
2. Dingo Rivera could still start somewhere for sure.
3. Brad Daniels is still young and has great range and could be a great utility guy.

Not great but stop gaps.

Thirdbase

1. Kareem Redmond hold his own at the plate.
2. Russell Peters also handles the bat well as well as plays the hot corner solid.
3. Russ Lowe is not yet 30 and he could keep the spot warm till some one else steps in

Errr.

Shortstop

1. Not pretty if you ask me some platoons guys I guess so good luck with that I would find a trade partner though.

Corner Outfield

1. Oscar Li is an everyday player and shouldn't embarrass himself in either hitting or defense.
2. Errr. Price are all high for me to fish in this pond this season. They will drop though.

Centerfield

1. Tony Martinez is a bottom third bat but a very nice defensive guy.
2. After that find a platoon yous comfortable with of find a trade partner.

Well there is my look at TJ Max

Linking players

Today is a non baseball related post. I am going to share with every one on how to link players into chats.

1. First thing you need to do is be able to click on a player profile.
2. After you click on the player profile look at the left side and under the blog there is a green + next to some binoculars.
3. Click on the green +.
4. After you click that a little head picture should show up.
5. You have now added that guy to you clipboard.
6. Now go over to the chat formate that you wanted to link the player to.
7. Under your text box you will see an up arrow over a little clipboard.
8. Click on that and there you go.

If you want feel free to test it in my trade chat box. I trade chat with just about every so give it a try