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Which 3 teams are more likely to lose tonight?

  • Cards

    Votes: 1 7.1%
  • Phillies

    Votes: 2 14.3%
  • Yanks

    Votes: 5 35.7%
  • All 3 win...

    Votes: 6 42.9%

  • Total voters
    14
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Which 3 teams playing tonight at home are more likely to lose?

Thoughts are appreciated...

Cards, Phillies or Yanks...
 

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I went with Yankees as best chance of an upset, but I also think none of those favorites lose today
 

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For some reason I think the Yanks will lose this game. If Wilson is in good shape tonight it can be tuff for the Yanks to hit off him.
 

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For some reason I think the Yanks will lose this game. If Wilson is in good shape tonight it can be tuff for the Yanks to hit off him.

That's what I'm thinking as well.

CJ has pitched very well throughout spring training, as well as the first game. The Rangers initially put him on a 2 game "probationary" type of period as a starter to see how well he could do, and if he does well, then the starting role can become permanent. He struck out 9 and only gave up 5 hits in 7 innings of work in his first outing. You know he is going to come out motivated to pitch well tonight. Only problem is he got food poisoning recently (scratched from his last start) he said he felt horrible the other day. Has that all cleared up? ...Or is he going to force a start still feeling a little ill? That will make the difference of whether Texas has a chance at upsetting tonight.
 

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