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Chandler12 on College Football and the
Texas A&M Aggies
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Will this be another slow season for the Aggies or can there be an incredible turnaround after a serious wake-up call? Read the rest of this entry »

As always, the American League Wild Card race is going to be a fun one to watch this year. Although, if you’re a fan of one of the teams close in it, you might be biting your nails a ton, too. This year it looks like three, maybe four teams are in the running. Right now, the New
York Yankees are on top at 76-60. 2 games behind the Yanks are the 73-61 Seattle Mariners. 3 games behind the Yankees are the 73-63 Detroit Tigers. And finally, 6.5 games behind New York are the 69-66 Toronto Blue Jays. While it looks as if Toronto probably won’t make it this year, it’s clear that each year they get better, so the American League powerhouses better watch out. Read the rest of this entry »

align=”right” />To finish off the AL divisions, we’ll out west, to the American League West. Right now it looks as if the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim are going to be able to take this one home. The Angels, at 80-55, are leading the Seattle Mariners, who are 73-61, by 6.5 games. Los Angeles has been pretty much middle of the road in their last 10 games, winning 6 of them and dropping 4. On the other hand, Seattle has been playing like Cleveland, inverted. Seattle’s lost eight in a row, and they’re 2-8 in their last 10. At this pace L.A. will easily win the West.

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Next, we’ll travel to the Midwest for the American League Central division race. Like the East, there are really only two teams that can take this division. Currently, the Cleveland Indians, at 78-57, are atop the Central by 5.5 games over the Detroit Tigers, who are 73-63. Since the All-Star break, Detroit has really been faltering, and they’ve been having lots of trouble just getting two out of three in one series. On the other hand, Cleveland has been on fire, just tearing up the competition, it seems like these days they’re winning every game. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s September. There’s just one month left until October. The playoff races are on in all six divisions, plus the Wild Card. By this time, each year, there might already be a couple of teams who have run away with their divisions, but this year, each division is still up for grabs, for at least two teams in it. I’ll be doing a complete analysis on each division race and the teams that are in that race, along with my pick to win that division. Read the rest of this entry »