Sunday, April 01, 2007
Baseball!!!
Opening day1 is almost here! A few predictions for the season:
Footnotes
- The Reds will lose 90+ games, and be out of the race by June.
- They will not finish last however, because the Pirates suck even worse.
- Ken Griffey, Jr. will demand a trade in July. He'll be traded to the White Sox, and go on a tear, leading them to the playoffs, where they will lose to the Red Sox.
- Adam Dunn will also be traded, causing Marty Brennaman and Hal McCoy2 to throw a Pacman Jones-esque party. Dunn will be traded to the A's for a box of baseballs, a fungoe bat, and left-handed relief pitcher.
- Josh Hamilton will hit 30 HR's and win NL Rookie of the Year. However, after Marty and Hal's party, he'll relapse3 and never be heard from again.
- Bronson Arroyo and Aaron Harang will have another great year, but finish with a losing records.
- Joey Votto will have a great year in AAA, but in his first MLB game he'll go 0-4. This will prove to Jerry Narron that he isn't ready, and he'll be sent immediately back down to Louisville, and traded in the off-season.
- Homer Bailey will be in the rotation by July.
- Ryan Freel will suffer a career-ending injury on Opening Day when he falls off the top of the dugout while chasing those white doves they release every year.
- Alex Rodriguez will hit 50 HR and win the AL MVP. However, he will go 0-5 in the first playoff game and will be tarred and feathered outside Yankee Stadium.
- The Cardinals will beat the Angels to win their second straight World Series on the back of Albert Pujols, causing Tom Greaves to spontaeously combust in anger.
Footnotes
- I do not recognize the ESPN-driven Sunday night opening game. Monday is Opening Day for me. Yes, I realize I sound like Ryan but that is one tradition I enjoy nonetheless.
- Marty and Hal (and Dolph) hate Adam Dunn, mainly because he doesn't run to his position.
- Josh was a top-five pick coming out of high school. IIRC, he had a crazy sports dad who never let him have a life outside of baseball, so once he got some freedom and money he became a crackhead, of course.
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