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  • Jmass
    Veteran Member
    • Jan 19, 2006
    • 285

    2026 MLB thread - Play Ball!

    How's your team looking this year? Thoughts and/or predictions for the upcoming season?
    I'm a long time Cardinals fan. I'm expecting a rough ride this year. The Cardinals have finally decided to rebuild and spent their offseason trading away high salary players. Time to see what the kids can do.
  • MRP
    Persistent Member
    • Jul 19, 2016
    • 2360

    #2
    I'm excited for baseball to be back. Red Sox had an active offseason, adding a lot of pitchers (and former Cardinals) to their roster. They have some exciting young talent-can't wait to see what Roman Anthony does in a full season-and playoff aspirations, but they're eina stacked division-3 teams from the AL East made the post-season last year and it could be 4 this year if the Orioles bounbce ack and signings like Pete Alonso pan out.

    Sox start in Cinci on Thursday, but the seasons starts tomorrow. Woot!

    -M
    "Opinion is the lowest form of human knowledge. It requires no accountability, no understanding." -Plato

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    • shaunaconda
      Veteran Member
      • Mar 29, 2020
      • 403

      #3
      If the Rangers offense can do anything this year, they could have a chance. Pitching was great last season, but the offense was terrible! It’ll be tough though with Seattle and Houston in the division.

      Dodgers probably win it all again!

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      • Jmass
        Veteran Member
        • Jan 19, 2006
        • 285

        #4
        Originally posted by MRP
        I'm excited for baseball to be back. Red Sox had an active offseason, adding a lot of pitchers (and former Cardinals) to their roster. They have some exciting young talent-can't wait to see what Roman Anthony does in a full season-and playoff aspirations, but they're eina stacked division-3 teams from the AL East made the post-season last year and it could be 4 this year if the Orioles bounbce ack and signings like Pete Alonso pan out.

        Sox start in Cinci on Thursday, but the seasons starts tomorrow. Woot!

        -M
        I hope you have a great season and whale the tar out of the Reds. I'm hoping you get good returns out of Gray and Contreras (sp?). I found them to be solid players and at the same time frustrating as all get out. I felt that Wilson had a bad habit of checking out mentally during games which led to bone headed plays. The guy has talent but some of his decisions will leave you throwing your remote at the tv. Last season I came to the conclusion that Sonny Gray just has trouble with hot weather (not a great weakness in baseball). No one sweats through a uniform like Sonny. Dude looks like he needs an IV almost immediately. It got to the point as the season wore on that you just didn't know what he was going to give you when he started. Still I wish them and you the best this season. Hoping my buddy and I make it to what I consider baseball heaven (Fenway) soon.

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        • Jmass
          Veteran Member
          • Jan 19, 2006
          • 285

          #5
          Originally posted by shaunaconda
          If the Rangers offense can do anything this year, they could have a chance. Pitching was great last season, but the offense was terrible! It’ll be tough though with Seattle and Houston in the division.

          Dodgers probably win it all again!
          I love your manager. Skip was one of my favorite Cardinals and I hope he does well for you. The video of him going to the mound to tell the pitcher that he made the big club was great.

          Don't disagree about the Dodgers, but don't they make great heels? Baseball is more fun with a team like that.

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          • Dan2Dan
            Museum Super Collector
            • Oct 13, 2024
            • 176

            #6
            Padres up for sale. And they're in the same division as the Dodgers. Our only joy is that we here in San Diego don't live in 'Mudville.' But our 2026 MLB prospects may be 'Mudville adjacent'!

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            • TrekStar
              Trek or Treat
              • Jan 20, 2011
              • 8923

              #7
              The Dodgers with the talent and payroll they have, I wouldn’t be surprised if they buy… I mean win it again and three peat,
              I would love to see the Padres dethrone them.

              The home town Redsox play in a tough division, Yankees-BlueJays-Orioles and yes, sometimes even the pesky Rays, but I’m expecting them to reach the post season again this year, probably wildcard again which is fine, just get in.

              Always been a big Braves fan and hope they do well, but not expecting much, I’m guessing they’ll finish 3rd behind the Phillies and Mets.

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              • MRP
                Persistent Member
                • Jul 19, 2016
                • 2360

                #8
                I see a lot of complaints about the Dodgers, but I don't see the Dodgers as being any different than the Yankees through the entirety of the 20th century. Yanks won 27 championships on the strength of having the most resources to get the best players and having players want to play for them. Don't get me wrong, I hate the Yankees, but I don't see what the Dodgers are doing as an existential threat to baseball, baseball thrived as a whole when the Yanks did it, it gave everyone a target and increased interest in the game overall, not driving interest away.

                -M
                "Opinion is the lowest form of human knowledge. It requires no accountability, no understanding." -Plato

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