10-06-2009, 09:13 PM
It has been a long baseball season, made a bit longer by the Tigers-Twins
one game playoff that had no end.
The Philadelphia Phillies led the National League East for much of the
year, leaving little doubt that they would take the division. The same can
be said for the St. Louis Cardinals who completely dominated the Central
Division the entire second half of the year. The West, however, was a
little dicey.
First we didnââ¬â¢t know who was going to win the Wild Card, then when the
Colorado Rockies became the last team to lock up a spot in the playoffs,
we didnââ¬â¢t know until the last day of the season whether the Rockies or the
LA Dodgers were going to win the division because the Rockies kept winning
and the Dodgers kept losing. The Dodgers finally ended up winning division
the last day of the season. Very exciting stuff.
Now, as we enter the post-season, we decided to take a look at how the
series would shape up. Here is how we, at Around the Bases, think the
National League Divisional Series are going to go (tomorrow weââ¬â¢ll look at
the American League Divisional Series):
Read more at:
Around The Bases Vol XVIII: NL Divisional Series Preview
http://www.tmrzoo.com/?p=4889
one game playoff that had no end.
The Philadelphia Phillies led the National League East for much of the
year, leaving little doubt that they would take the division. The same can
be said for the St. Louis Cardinals who completely dominated the Central
Division the entire second half of the year. The West, however, was a
little dicey.
First we didnââ¬â¢t know who was going to win the Wild Card, then when the
Colorado Rockies became the last team to lock up a spot in the playoffs,
we didnââ¬â¢t know until the last day of the season whether the Rockies or the
LA Dodgers were going to win the division because the Rockies kept winning
and the Dodgers kept losing. The Dodgers finally ended up winning division
the last day of the season. Very exciting stuff.
Now, as we enter the post-season, we decided to take a look at how the
series would shape up. Here is how we, at Around the Bases, think the
National League Divisional Series are going to go (tomorrow weââ¬â¢ll look at
the American League Divisional Series):
Read more at:
Around The Bases Vol XVIII: NL Divisional Series Preview
http://www.tmrzoo.com/?p=4889
There's no crying in baseball