Before the season started not many predicted that any of these 3 teams would make the playoffs.
Well here we are almost at the end of May and if the playoffs started today all 3 would make the playoffs.
Now I know every year a few surprise teams start off hot and then fade away
long before October.
But in your opinion which if any of these 3 teams have the best chance at sustaining success and possibly making a deep run into the playoffs?
i would have to go with the Blue Jays .
just because they have the most proven starting pitching of these 3 and they have the possibility of adding another key starter in Kyle Drabek who is lighting it up in the minors.
The injury bug already appears to be biting the Rockies and the Brewers lack dominant front end starters and they don't even have a lefty starter on the staff.
Perhaps one of these teams grabs David Price or Jeff Samardizzijua at the trade deadline?
Mariners
Twins
Marlins
Angels
Royals
are also teams nobody expected much from and they hanging around the .500 mark
maybe one of these teams makes a run?
Well here we are almost at the end of May and if the playoffs started today all 3 would make the playoffs.
Now I know every year a few surprise teams start off hot and then fade away
long before October.
But in your opinion which if any of these 3 teams have the best chance at sustaining success and possibly making a deep run into the playoffs?
i would have to go with the Blue Jays .
just because they have the most proven starting pitching of these 3 and they have the possibility of adding another key starter in Kyle Drabek who is lighting it up in the minors.
The injury bug already appears to be biting the Rockies and the Brewers lack dominant front end starters and they don't even have a lefty starter on the staff.
Perhaps one of these teams grabs David Price or Jeff Samardizzijua at the trade deadline?
Mariners
Twins
Marlins
Angels
Royals
are also teams nobody expected much from and they hanging around the .500 mark
maybe one of these teams makes a run?