From: john smith on
Since we are at the half way point, maybe a little more. Here is a
second chance to amend your predictions on the 2010 Reds.

I stand by my 85 or did I say 86 wins, can't remember? That may be
enough to win a weak division but I think the Cardinals win 87 or 88.
Any key injury with the Cards or Reds could make the difference. I doubt
either team will add a REAL difference maker via a trade. We shall see.

I really think 88 is going to be the top number in this division.

From: Kommienezuspadt on
I predict you will find the opportunity to complain about Harang more.

;^)

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From: Gregg on
On Jul 12, 4:04 pm, "Kommienezuspadt" <NoS...(a)NoWay.com> wrote:
> I predict you will find the opportunity to complain about Harang more.
>
> ;^)
>
I concur. ;-) All in fun.
At the beginning of the season I said they would be .500

From the way this team has played....I don't see that happening. I'll
say the Red's winning 88 games - which I would have never seen at the
beginning of the season. The second half of the schedule is easier
(supposedly) than the first half which should bode well. This Central
race will go to the last week of the season and I wouldn't be
surprised to see another one game playoff.

Which leads to this, how do they determine who hosts the one game
playoff? Head to head?
From: tom dunne on
On Jul 13, 1:45 am, Gregg <gk...(a)earthlink.net> wrote:
> On Jul 12, 4:04 pm, "Kommienezuspadt" <NoS...(a)NoWay.com> wrote:> I predict you will find the opportunity to complain about Harang more.
>
> > ;^)
>
> I concur. ;-) All in fun.
> At the beginning of the season I said they would be .500
>
> From the way this team has played....I don't see that happening. I'll
> say the Red's winning 88 games - which I would have never seen at the
> beginning of the season. The second half of the schedule is easier
> (supposedly) than the first half which should bode well. This Central
> race will go to the last week of the season and I wouldn't be
> surprised to see another one game playoff.
>
> Which leads to this, how do they determine who hosts the one game
> playoff? Head to head?

Coin flip.
From: John Kasupski on
On Mon, 12 Jul 2010 12:29:46 -0700, eddygdvd(a)msn.com (john smith) wrote:

>Since we are at the half way point, maybe a little more. Here is a
>second chance to amend your predictions on the 2010 Reds.
>
>I stand by my 85 or did I say 86 wins, can't remember?

In David's poll, you predicted 84-78.

>That may be
>enough to win a weak division but I think the Cardinals win 87 or 88.
>Any key injury with the Cards or Reds could make the difference. I doubt
>either team will add a REAL difference maker via a trade. We shall see.
>
>I really think 88 is going to be the top number in this division.

I think the Reds will end up with 90 wins and the Fraudinals with 88.

JK

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