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I realize that you were replying to BB, but I'll jump in. I'll take as much action on the Phillies losing 4 in a row as you want to lay. As for 100 games, I would say yes, however, they are in the NL East and it won't be as easy as it may seem. Remember they lost Jason Werth which was a big loss IMHO. I think the Giants, in a weak NL West, cruise past 100 wins easily.
I realize that you were replying to BB, but I'll jump in. I'll take as much action on the Phillies losing 4 in a row as you want to lay. As for 100 games, I would say yes, however, they are in the NL East and it won't be as easy as it may seem. Remember they lost Jason Werth which was a big loss IMHO. I think the Giants, in a weak NL West, cruise past 100 wins easily.
Really, the key is the health of the players. Halladay, Lee, Oswalt and Hamels are not likely to make every start and then key players have nagging injuries throughout the season. Losing 4 in a row isn't very many if the team is hurting or goes through a bit of a slump. It's a long season and anything can happen.
I'm expecting the Giants to cruise through the NL West and easily pass 100 wins, as they only had 92 last year I believe, but that being said, it depends on the health and affectiveness of the team as a whole. Looking for a Giants/Phillies showdown once again for the pennant.
I'm expecting the Giants to cruise through the NL West and easily pass 100 wins, as they only had 92 last year I believe, but that being said, it depends on the health and affectiveness of the team as a whole. Looking for a Giants/Phillies showdown once again for the pennant.
