The Oakland A’s will win the American League Pennant

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  • Big Bear
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 11-01-11
    • 43253

    #1
    The Oakland A’s will win the American League Pennant
    it makes perfect sense
  • cincinnatikid513
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 11-23-17
    • 45365

    #2
    Who is the most unintelligent poster?

    Originally posted by BigDeem5
    1. big Bear
    2. Seaweed
    3. Combo (Lakerboy/TWizzle)

    My vote is #1

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    • cincinnatikid513
      SBR Aristocracy
      • 11-23-17
      • 45365

      #3
      Originally posted by downsouth
      Probably Bigbear.

      Weeder occasionally has the ability to be mildly entertaining. Don't think Wizzler neccesarily dumb but rather just a losing gambler thats starved for attention. Bear on the other hand is full blown moron.

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      • stevenash
        Moderator
        • 01-17-11
        • 66148

        #4
        AL Pennant?
        Bit of a reach.

        Maybe 50 percent chance of making the playoffs.

        ZIPS gives them a 48 percent chance to make the playoffs.
        That's about right.


        Team W L GB PCT DIV% WC% PLAYOFF% WS WIN%
        Houston 95 67 0.586 74.50% 13.60% 88.10% 11.70%
        Oakland 88 74 7 0.543 19.40% 29.50% 48.90% 3.70%
        Los Angeles 83 79 12 0.512 5.60% 13.30% 18.90% 1.10%
        Texas 75 87 20 0.463 0.40% 1.70% 2.10% 0.10%
        Seattle 62 100 33 0.383 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%










        ZIPS 2020 OAKLAND A's INDIVIDUAL PROJECTIONS



        Player B PO PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB
        Matt Chapman R 3B 631 556 92 137 34 4 33 90 64 163 3
        Marcus Semien R SS 680 605 97 166 36 4 28 84 69 108 12
        Matt Olson L 1B 584 514 80 130 28 0 35 98 60 152 1
        Ramón Laureano R CF 507 454 70 117 26 2 22 63 38 138 16
        Mark Canha R LF 463 398 65 97 22 2 21 58 48 108 3
        Stephen Piscotty R RF 491 441 60 114 27 1 18 65 39 101 3
        Khris Davis R DH 547 487 70 114 19 1 32 96 49 159 1
        Sean Murphy R C 309 278 37 66 15 1 10 34 23 72 1
        Franklin Barreto R 2B 506 461 64 104 23 4 20 63 34 163 11
        Austin Allen L C 451 415 51 102 23 0 17 62 29 111 0
        Sheldon Neuse R 3B 589 546 60 134 26 2 13 59 38 174 4
        Nate Orf R 2B 483 416 55 93 18 3 7 38 45 88 9
        Chad Pinder R LF 385 353 47 86 19 1 14 47 23 99 1
        Vimael Machin L SS 491 429 50 100 20 2 7 40 53 88 5
        Tony Kemp L 2B 433 386 51 99 17 4 7 39 36 61 11
        Jonah Heim B C 394 362 37 79 17 1 7 35 26 79 1
        Robbie Grossman B LF 461 397 54 98 22 2 7 42 58 87 6
        Dustin Fowler L CF 564 533 63 132 24 6 15 65 26 139 12
        Luis Barrera L CF 393 366 38 86 15 8 4 33 20 91 11
        Carlos Perez R C 357 332 32 71 17 1 8 40 17 65 1
        Ronnie Freeman R C 207 192 20 43 7 1 4 18 13 52 0
        Chris Herrmann L C 204 179 23 36 6 2 5 22 22 61 1
        Player T W L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO FIP
        Frankie Montas R 10 7 3.81 24 23 130 126 55 17 40 132 3.91
        Sean Manaea L 8 6 3.86 18 18 95.7 88 41 13 28 89 4.12
        Liam Hendriks R 5 2 2.9 67 0 71.3 55 23 8 20 98 2.77
        Chris Bassitt R 7 6 4.33 27 23 122.7 119 59 17 46 114 4.47
        Jesus Luzardo L 5 3 3.72 21 15 77.3 71 32 11 22 84 3.87
        Daulton Jefferies R 3 2 3.9 29 17 85.3 85 37 13 14 79 3.94
        Mike Fiers R 8 8 4.75 26 26 140.3 145 74 27 41 107 5.2
        Daniel Mengden R 7 7 4.63 25 20 122.3 123 63 19 41 97 4.72
        Paul Blackburn R 8 8 4.83 26 23 130.3 142 70 20 37 86 4.84
        A.J. Puk L 6 4 4.14 26 12 67.3 59 31 8 34 76 4.12
        Grant Holmes R 6 6 4.65 26 19 91 94 47 13 36 75 4.71
        Jake Diekman L 4 2 3.48 67 0 54.3 40 21 4 35 73 3.71
        Yusmeiro Petit R 4 3 3.8 65 0 71 66 30 11 13 64 3.94
        Daniel Gossett R 6 6 4.87 18 18 94.3 101 51 15 36 71 5.01
        Brian Howard R 8 9 5.12 25 25 130 143 74 23 48 100 5.21
        Joakim Soria R 4 2 3.79 61 0 57 50 24 7 19 63 3.67
        James Kaprielian R 4 4 4.71 19 16 63 66 33 11 20 55 4.8
        Tanner Anderson R 7 8 5.04 28 17 109 122 61 15 41 66 5.05
        Lou Trivino R 6 4 4.02 62 0 65 59 29 6 31 62 4.04
        J.B. Wendelken R 6 5 4.18 59 1 71 67 33 9 28 72 4.15
        Donnie Hart L 3 2 4 53 0 54 55 24 6 19 38 4.44
        Brian Schlitter R 3 2 4.12 41 1 48 49 22 3 20 31 4.08
        Ryan Buchter L 2 1 4.11 61 0 46 40 21 7 22 49 4.59
        Matt Harvey R 5 7 5.51 22 20 101.3 114 62 21 31 80 5.33
        Zack Erwin L 6 7 5.17 29 12 87 97 50 14 33 63 5.13
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        • Cuse0323
          BARRELED IN @ SBR!
          • 12-09-09
          • 30169

          #5
          I do think they could catch Houston, and win that division. That’s as far as my money would go on them.
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          • ChessPlayer1
            SBR Hustler
            • 06-28-18
            • 91

            #6
            Barreto is the key
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            • jjgold
              SBR Aristocracy
              • 07-20-05
              • 388208

              #7
              solid team
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              • pologq
                SBR Posting Legend
                • 10-07-12
                • 19899

                #8
                definitely a solid play for the division. i like them over their win total also. think it was 90.5.
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                • hehfest
                  SBR Hall of Famer
                  • 09-28-08
                  • 8085

                  #9
                  It's possible. Too many chokes in the playoffs every year. They are officially my favorite baseball team since a kid. All Oakland teams. If they keep throwing Kris Davis out there then you can forget it. They played him last year and kept him in in games where he had no chance against said pitcher. They didn't bother to pinch hit for him. I've had enough of that player.

                  Lots of young talent. The bullpen might be worse if Lazardo and Puk are starters. Watch Lazardo. I haven't played fantasy in years for baseball, but that guy is a future ace no doubt barring injury. Puk I'm not convinced yet for starting but he could be a dominate closer IMO.

                  Murphy really promising catcher. Good ball player.

                  I just don't see any adds in the offseason that tells me pennant. Good at the corners and at catcher. Lazardo/Puk could help with division. I don't know if they have more young talent like Chapman, Olson, Murphy, Lazardo, Puk on the way this year? I like Laureano too. Sorry. Might win division. Then choke in playoffs.
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                  • hehfest
                    SBR Hall of Famer
                    • 09-28-08
                    • 8085

                    #10
                    Definitely in the running though weeders. If they add someone better than Homer Bailey, Roark, etc at the deadline and trade Kris Davis (not much better than the one on Baltimore; sorry O's fans I know you don't want that name mentioned) for a bag of balls then I might think pennant.
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