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Originally Posted by Where ru Chris O'Sullivan
Well, unless you think we seen the true Romero last year, I'm not sure where another start would fit in. Morrow, Johnson (hopefully Romero) should battle for #1, (hopefully) Romero will be the #3 and Buerhle at #4. Leaving the 5th spot open for competition.
For the fun of a true divisional race in the AL East, I hope TBay, NYY and Bal all improve, but I think its quite likely the NYY's take a huge step back, Tbay remains a .500 club and Baltimore falters from their dream season last year.
On paper this should be a 95 win Jays team?
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How on earth is TB a .500 team? In the last 5 years they have had 4 90+ win seasons with 2 of them being 95+. The one season they weren't a 90 win team they still had 86 wins. Its pretty safe to say they will be battling for the AL east once again this year.
I do agree NYY will take a step back, and that BAL won't be as lucky as last year. BOS I think isn't as bad as some think, they still have Pedroria, Ortiz, Ellsbury, Lester, Buchholz, Dice K. A couple pieces and they will be right in the wildcard hunt.
Any guesses as to where Hamilton ends up? My guess is Boston.
I've never seen so much hype about baseball in Canada before Christmas in my life. I myself don't even think about it until usually January/February. I guess without hockey there's not much else to get excited about.