1
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Florida Marlins
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26-17
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Pitching wins championships. Allowing 3
runs per game is outstanding.
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2
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Arizona Diamondbacks
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29-14
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It is now okay to believe in the
D-Backs. Still a weak schedule, but have played superbly.
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3
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Oakland Athletics
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27-16
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Can anyone stop Luis Baez? A’s
averaging 5 runs per game.
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4
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Cleveland Indians
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27-16
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Imagine if they didn’t have 7 blown
saves (11/18). Indians pitching has been excellent otherwise.
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5
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Montreal Expos
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26-17
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Ricardo Ordaz is looking like a CY
winner early. 86 stolen bases leads Kinsella.
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6
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Atlanta Braves
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26-17
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Another team bitten by bullpen bug. 7
blown saves. Team 1.3 whip/3.94 era
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7
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Toronto Blue Jays
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26-17
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Offensive explosion. Leading Kinsella
in runs scored (247), doubles (83). Doumit having MVP season.
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8
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Texas Rangers
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26-17
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Julian Matos has been just awesome
as Rangers are 2nd in runs scored in Kinsella.
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9
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New York Mets
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24-19
|
Surprise! Miracle Mets are the
Cinderella of Kinsella. Top pitching staff.
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10
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Philadelphia Phillies
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23-20
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4.7 RPG keeping them in the hunt.
Mordecai having great year.
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11
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Baltimore Orioles
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24-19
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Vance Cora producing. Offense really
clicking at 5.3 RPG.
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12
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Washington Nationals
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23-20
|
Going to need help either offense of
pitching to get beyond .500.
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13
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New York Yankees
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23-20
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Superior pitching, but no one is
hitting. Hear those Bronx cheers?
|
14
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Chicago Cubs
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24-19
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Another shocker of a team. Averaging
4.8 RPG behind Trayvon Hammond and Ken Reagan.
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15
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Anaheim Angels
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22-21
|
Sweets gonna need to do some trades.
.500 team at this point.
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16
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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23-20
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Carlson can’t carry this team, but he’s
trying. Tough division.
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17
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Charlotte Knights
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21-22
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Offensive powerhouse averaging 5.3
RPG. Santana, McGehee, and Mays raking!
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18
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San Diego Padres
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20-23
|
WHAT!? Padres hitting atrocious, and
pitchers giving up 4.1 rp. Not sermonauthor-like
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19
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Boston Red Sox
|
20-23
|
Jclarkbaker losing his s$%&
earlier, but only 3 games away from .500.
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20
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Minnesota Twins
|
23-20
|
Twins in 2nd place, but not
scoring runs.
|
21
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Los Angeles Dodgers
|
23-20
|
Record is misleading. Due for regression?
Excellent pitching so far, but not hitting at all.
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22
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Detroit Tigers
|
22-21
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Pascual Brito is a one man show at this
point. Tigers falling FAR short of what the league expected.
|
23
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Portland Beavers
|
21-22
|
Dakar working his magic in the
northwest.
|
24
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Chicago White Sox
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17-26
|
Maybe Jnew’s guys really are this bad?
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25
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St. Louis Cardinals
|
17-26
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Cardinals fans turning on the team. Bat’s
are afraid of the ball.
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26
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Tampa Bay Rays
|
16-27
|
Offense is improved, pitching belongs
in AAA
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27
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Houston Astros
|
19-24
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Plan to go for the #1 pick not working
out so well.
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28
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Milwaukee Brewers
|
15-28
|
Brewers anemic offense averaging 3.5
rpg.
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29
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San Francisco Giants
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14-29
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Only 125 runs scored so far (lowest in
the league by 25 runs). Tman Going for the offensive futility record.
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30
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Kansas City Royals
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14-29
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Hard to win when the team can’t score
runs or stop the other team. 3.9 runs scored vs 5.4 runs allowed = 100
losses.
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31
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Seattle Mariners
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15-28
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Pitching staff getting shelled. Giving
up 6.3 rpg.
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32
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Cincinnati Reds
|
12-31
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This is what happens when a team misses
the winter meetings and fails to sign any players. Kinsella version of “major
leagues”.
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Saturday, June 29, 2013
6/29 Power Rankings!
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