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Outrageous American League Predictions for the 2016 MLB Season

Salvador Perez and the defending World Series champion Royals may not even be the class of the AL Central this season
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Outrageous American League Predictions for the 2016 MLB Season
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Athlon Sports 2016 MLB Predictions: The World Series, Teams and Award Winners
Outrageous National League Predictions for the 2016 MLB Season
5 MLB Teams on the Rise in 2016
5 MLB Teams That Could Disappoint in 2016

On Opening Day today every team in MLB has the same record and the same chance to win it all. There are favorites and dark horses, but ultimately nothing will be decided for six months. Many experts and analysts will make their picks on which teams will win the divisions or the wild cards as well as the major awards at the end of the season.

Outrageous National League Predictions for the 2016 MLB Season

In a game where anything can happen, expect the unexpected
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Outrageous National League Predictions for the 2016 MLB Season
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Athlon Sports 2016 MLB Predictions: The World Series, Teams and Award Winners
Outrageous American League Predictions for the 2016 MLB Season
5 MLB Teams on the Rise in 2016
5 MLB Teams That Could Disappoint in 2016

Baseball is a funny game. A game with no time restriction, built on nuance, and forever romanticized. One of the best quirks about baseball is that anything can happen over the course of nine innings.

 

Colorado Rockies 2014 Preview

Rox have a .500 record in sight
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The Rockies can’t afford to lose Troy Tulowitzki and Carlos Gonzalez for extended periods again. If Brett Anderson stays healthy, he should give the rotation four dependable starters, and the bullpen should be better. Their first winning season since 2010 certainly seems possible. And with improved offense from Nolan Arenado to go with his magnificent defense and maybe a rejuvenated Justin Morneau, the Rockies might truly surprise and end up playing meaningful games late in the season.
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Colorado Rockies Mt. Rushmore

The Rockies improved by 10 wins to 74 victories under first-year manager Walt Weiss but are coming off consecutive last-place finishes for the first time in their 21-year history. The club gave Weiss a three-year contract and then embarked on a very busy offseason.

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