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  • thoughts on this season? to say the least i think they're going to blow. aside from their bullpen they have horrific starting pitching and a horrific offense. the ubaldo trade may go down as one of the worst trades in indians history(and that's saying something). my official prediction is 72-90 for the season

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    great2belucky

  • Well... I don't think they make the playoffs.

    Antonetti, I think could have made some moves in the offseason that could have helped on offense. As of right now, it looks like Duncan, Cabrera, & Santana will be the bulk of the offense other than those guys I'm not sold we have enough bats to get to the playoffs. I guess if the Choo Choo train gets it going they may have a shot?

    I'll say they finish 80-82 somewhere's in there...

    AikenBucknutz

  • Also, I think the pitching has the potential to be better this season - if Ubaldo can get back to where he was with the Rockies. They did add Lowe from Atlanta but I look at that as adding a body - he wasn't very good in the ATL.

    AikenBucknutz

  • I still hate that they gave up White and Pomeranz. I feel they grossly overpaid for Jimmenez.

    This post was edited by Steverino on 4/5/2012 at 2:31 PM

    Steverino

  • glad to see the large improvement in our offense and glad to see manny acta still unwilling to allow masterson to finish off his masterpiece

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  • great2belucky said...

    thoughts on this season? to say the least i think they're going to blow. aside from their bullpen they have horrific starting pitching and a horrific offense. the ubaldo trade may go down as one of the worst trades in indians history(and that's saying something). my official prediction is 72-90 for the season

    The only reason I would attend dollar dog night is to throw the F-ing thing onto the field. The Dolans can touch their ankles.

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    Chad L

  • Chad L said...

    The only reason I would attend dollar dog night is to throw the F-ing thing onto the field. The Dolans can touch their ankles.

    i agree with you on that. please just sell the team. it's amazing how we have two of the worst owners in their respected sports in this city

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  • Chad L said...

    The only reason I would attend dollar dog night is to throw the F-ing thing onto the field. The Dolans can touch their ankles.

    I can't stand the Dolans. They've been getting rid of any good player that might ask for some money. Ever since they owned the team they've traded any pitcher who's Cy Young worthy and any player who can hit. I'm surprised Asdrubal is still on the team. Just sell the damn team already because the fans deserve better

    Ohioz Finezt

  • Until this gets fixed baseball is just something to watch if you're bored, I don't take it very serious at all anymore. Grew up a huge baseball fan but the playing field is just not level.

    2012 MLB Salaries by Team
    TEAM TOTAL PAYROLL
    New York Yankees $ 197,962,289
    Philadelphia Phillies $ 174,538,938
    Boston Red Sox $ 173,186,617
    Los Angeles Angels $ 154,485,166
    Detroit Tigers $ 132,300,000
    Texas Rangers $ 120,510,974
    Miami Marlins $ 118,078,000
    San Francisco Giants $ 117,620,683
    St. Louis Cardinals $ 110,300,862
    Milwaukee Brewers $ 97,653,944
    Chicago White Sox $ 96,919,500
    Los Angeles Dodgers $ 95,143,575
    Minnesota Twins $ 94,085,000
    New York Mets $ 93,353,983
    Chicago Cubs $ 88,197,033
    Atlanta Braves $ 83,309,942
    Cincinnati Reds $ 82,203,616
    Seattle Mariners $ 81,978,100
    Baltimore Orioles $ 81,428,999
    Washington Nationals $ 81,336,143
    Cleveland Indians $ 78,430,300
    Colorado Rockies $ 78,069,571
    Toronto Blue Jays $ 75,489,200
    Arizona Diamondbacks $ 74,284,833
    Tampa Bay Rays $ 64,173,500
    Pittsburgh Pirates $ 63,431,999
    Kansas City Royals $ 60,916,225
    Houston Astros $ 60,651,000
    Oakland Athletics $ 55,372,500
    San Diego Padres $ 55,244,700

    This post was edited by Marty16x1 on 4/6/2012 at 11:47 AM

    Marty16x1

  • 16_Marty said...

    Until this gets fixed baseball is just something to watch if you're bored, I don't take it very serious at all anymore. Grew up a huge baseball fan but the playing field is just not level.

    2012 MLB Salaries by Team TEAM TOTAL PAYROLL New York Yankees $ 197,962,289 Philadelphia Phillies $ 174,538,938 Boston Red Sox $ 173,186,617 Los Angeles Angels $ 154,485,166 Detroit Tigers $ 132,300,000 Texas Rangers $ 120,510,974 Miami Marlins $ 118,078,000 San Francisco Giants $ 117,620,683 St. Louis Cardinals $ 110,300,862 Milwaukee Brewers $ 97,653,944 Chicago White Sox $ 96,919,500 Los Angeles Dodgers $ 95,143,575 Minnesota Twins $ 94,085,000 New York Mets $ 93,353,983 Chicago Cubs $ 88,197,033 Atlanta Braves $ 83,309,942 Cincinnati Reds $ 82,203,616 Seattle Mariners $ 81,978,100 Baltimore Orioles $ 81,428,999 Washington Nationals $ 81,336,143 Cleveland Indians $ 78,430,300 Colorado Rockies $ 78,069,571 Toronto Blue Jays $ 75,489,200 Arizona Diamondbacks $ 74,284,833 Tampa Bay Rays $ 64,173,500 Pittsburgh Pirates $ 63,431,999 Kansas City Royals $ 60,916,225 Houston Astros $ 60,651,000 Oakland Athletics $ 55,372,500 San Diego Padres $ 55,244,700

    scary thing is where tampa bay is, yet they still win. great coaching, great pitching

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