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2014 Baseball Predications With Fantasy Projections

JT — Mon, 24 Mar 2014 15:15:50 +0000

American League
MVP:
Mike Trout
After being bested twice by a great player who actually had an inferior year, Trout wins one (and wins one for sabermetrics) in 2014
Projected stats for 2014:
R:126 HR:32 BA:311 RBI:106 SB:34

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Cy Young:
Yu Darvish
The numbers he can put up in tough pitcher’s park are hard to ignore — especially if the Rangers make it back to the postseason in 2014
Projected stats for 2014:
W:16 S:0 K:275 ERA:3.24 WHIP:1.15

Rookie of the Year:
Masahiro Tanaka
May not be worthy of the money or the hype, but that devastating splitter should be good enough for ROY.
Projected stats for 2014:
W:14 S:0 K:196 ERA:3.67 WHIP:1.23

Come Back Player of The Year:
Albert Pujols:
He’s never going to be the same, but he should be a lot better than he was in 2013.
Projected stats for 2014:
R:81 HR:27 BA:295 RBI:97 SB:0

AL East:
Boston Red Sox
2013 World Series champs still have some margin for error.

AL Central
Detroit Tigers
Adding Nathan to the end of a great rotation.

AL West
Texas Rangers
Some different faces, but should have similar results

Wild Card
Tampa Bay Rays, Los Angeles Angles.

Pennant
Detroit Tigers
Overwhelming pitching overwhelms.

National League
MVP: Paul Goldschimdt
Great all around game, and coming right into his prime.
Projected stats for 2014:
R:106 HR:37 BA:292 RBI:111 SB:16

Cy Young
Clayton Kershaw:
Picking anyone else would seem imprudent.
Projected stats for 2014:
W:18 S:0 K:241 ERA:2.12 WHIP:.98

Rookie of the Year
We’re going to cop out here and take the field because Oscar Taverass doesn’t look like he will start in the majors, Archie Bradley may not make the Snakes rotation and Billy Hamilton can’t hit.

Comeback Player of The Year:
Ryan Braun
Because of what he is coming back from he might not get the award. But his production will fit the bill.
Projected stats for 2014:
R:96 HR:29 BA:297 RBI:104 SB:18

NL East
Washington Nationals
The Braves pitching apocalypse of 2014 has made the Nats the heavy favorite.

NL Central
St. Louis Cardinals
Nobody in the division has done enough to dethrone the champ.

NL West
Los Angeles Dodgers
Should resemble the team that dominated the second half of the 2013 regular season.

Wild Card
Arizona Diamondbacks, Pittsburgh Pirates

Pennant
Los Angeles Dodgers

World Series champion:
Dodgers
They have all sorts of outfielder drama, from Kemp‘s lingering injuries to Puig‘s lingering immaturity. And they don’t really have a second baseman. But the overall talent of this team is overwhelming, and Mattingly finally had his boys playing the right kind of baseball in the second half of 2013. Expect the first World Series trophy in Dodger Town since 1988.

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MLB Baseball Standings

JT — Wed, 29 Jan 2014 07:48:55 +0000

The Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals topped the overall MLB baseball standings in 2013. This marked the first time since 1999 that the two teams with the best record have met in the World Series, which was won the the Red Sox.

The American League topped the National League 164 to 146 in interleague play in 2013, marking the tenth straight year the Junior Circuit has come out on top.

In the 2013 MLB baseball standings below X marks the division winners and Y the wild card teams. The Tampa Bay Rays and Texas Rangers played 163 games in 2013 because they wild card play-in game they participated in (and the Rays won) counted as a regular season game rather than a postseason contest.

American League

American League East

Team W L Pct. GB Home Road East Cent. West L10 Strk

x-Boston 97 65 .599 – 53-28 44-37 44-32 19-15 20-12 5-5 L 2

y-Tampa Bay 92 71 .564 5½ 51-30 41-41 43-33 19-14 18-16 8-2 W 2

Baltimore 85 77 .525 12 46-35 39-42 36-40 17-16 21-12 4-6 W 2

N.Y. Yankees 85 77 .525 12 46-35 39-42 37-39 22-11 17-16 5-5 W 3

Toronto 74 88 .457 23 40-41 34-47 30-46 16-16 17-17 4-6 L 1

American League Central

Team W L Pct. GB Home Road East Cent. West L10 Strk

x-Detroit 93 69 .574 – 51-30 42-39 17-15 47-29 17-17 5-5 L 3

y-Cleveland 92 70 .568 1 51-30 41-40 12-21 44-32 25-8 10-0 W 10

Kansas City 86 76 .531 7 44-37 42-39 19-15 44-32 14-18 6-4 W 1

Minnesota 66 96 .407 27 32-49 34-47 10-23 29-47 19-14 1-9 L 6

Chi. White Sox 63 99 .389 30 37-44 26-55 14-19 26-50 15-18 3-7 L 1

American League West

Team W L Pct. GB Home Road East Cent. West L10 Strk

x-Oakland 96 66 .593 – 52-29 44-37 17-15 22-12 44-32 7-3 W 1

Texas 91 72 .558 5½ 46-36 45-36 15-20 13-19 53-23 8-2 L 1

L.A. Angels 78 84 .481 18 39-42 39-42 18-16 18-14 32-44 4-6 L 4

Seattle 71 91 .438 25 36-45 35-46 14-18 13-21 36-40 4-6 L 1

Houston 51 111 .315 45 24-57 27-54 9-24 9-24 25-51 0-10 L 15

National League

National League East

Team W L Pct. GB Home Road East Cent. West L10 Strk

x-Atlanta 96 66 .593 – 56-25 40-41 47-29 19-14 19-14 6-4 W 1

Washington 86 76 .531 10 47-34 39-42 43-33 15-19 17-15 5-5 L 1

N.Y. Mets 74 88 .457 22 33-48 41-40 34-42 12-21 17-16 6-4 W 1

Philadelphia 73 89 .451 23 43-38 30-51 37-39 12-21 17-16 2-8 L 1

Miami 62 100 .383 34 36-45 26-55 29-47 9-23 15-19 6-4 W 4

National League Central

Team W L Pct. GB Home Road East Cent. West L10 Strk

x-St. Louis 97 65 .599 – 54-27 43-38 23-10 46-30 18-15 8-2 W 6

y-Pittsburgh 94 68 .580 3 50-31 44-37 20-14 45-31 14-18 7-3 W 3

y-Cincinnati 90 72 .556 7 49-31 41-41 20-13 40-36 19-14 4-6 L 5

Milwaukee 74 88 .457 23 37-44 37-44 21-12 34-42 13-20 6-4 L 1

Chi. Cubs 66 96 .407 31 31-50 35-46 14-18 25-51 14-20 3-7 L 3

National League West

Team W L Pct. GB Home Road East Cent. West L10 Strk

x-L.A. Dodgers 92 70 .568 – 47-34 45-36 22-11 21-12 37-39 5-5 L 2

Arizona 81 81 .500 11 45-36 36-45 14-18 20-14 36-40 4-6 W 1

San Diego 76 86 .469 16 45-36 31-50 16-17 17-16 35-41 5-5 L 1

San Francisco 76 86 .469 16 42-40 34-46 15-17 11-23 44-32 6-4 W 1

Colorado 74 88 .457 18 45-36 29-52 13-22 18-13 38-38 5-5 W 2

American League Baseball Standings

JT — Tue, 21 Jan 2014 16:38:00 +0000

The 2013 American League baseball season ended with the Boston Red Sox having the best record and the Houston Astros the worst. Boston, the Detroit Tigers and the Oakland A’s won their respective division, as connotated with an x. The y in front of the Tampa Bay Rays and Cleveland Indians is for making the wild card game.

Since the Rays and Texas Rangers had the same record at the end of the year they participated in a play-in game to determine the second wild card team. The game counted toward their regular season total, which was why those two squads finished with 163 games.

American League East
Team                     W L          Pct.    GB    Home   Road      East     Cent.      West       L10   Steak
x-Boston              97-65      .599      –      53-28    44-37     44-32   19-15     20-12      5-5     L 2
y-Tampa Bay      92-71        .564    5½   51-30    41-41      43-33   19-14     18-16      8-2     W 2
Baltimore            85-77        .525    12     46-35    39-42     36-40   17-16     21-12      4-6     W 2
N.Y. Yankees      85-77        .525    12     46-35    39-42     37-39    22-11     17-16      5-5     W 3
Toronto               74-88        .457    23    40-41     34-47     30-46    16-16    17-17       4-6    L 1

American League Central
Team                    W L           Pct.    GB    Home     Road      East       Cent.     West       L10    Streak
x-Detroit              93-69    .574    –        51-30     42-39    17-15      47-29     17-17      5-5     L 3
y-Cleveland         92-70        .568    1        51-30     41-40    12-21      44-32    25-8       10-0 W 10
Kansas City         86-76    .531     7        44-37     42-39   19-15      44-32    14-18      6-4    W 1
Minnesota           66-96        .407   27       32-49     34-47   10-23     29-47    19-14       1-9    L 6
Chi. White Sox   63-99         389   30       37-44     26-55    14-19     26-50    15-18       3-7    L 1

American League West
Team                     W L          Pct.    GB     Home     Road      East       Cent.      West      L10    Streak
x-Oakland            96-66      .593      –        52-29     44-37     17-15      22-12      44-32     7-3    W 1
Texas                     91-72 .     558     5½     46-36     45-36    15-20      13-19      53-23     8-2    L 1
L.A. Angeles         78-84      .481     18       39-42    39-42    18-16      18-14       32-44    4-6     L 4
Seattle 71-91        .438    25       36-45    35-46     14-18      13-21       36-40    4-6    L 1
Houston                51-111      .315     45       24-57     27-54      9-24       9-24       25-51      0-10 L 15