POLL: And then there were 2
Who's going to win the World Series?
VIEW FROM THE BLEACHERS readers hit .500 (only slightly better than Yordan Alvarez) in the LCS, with 58 percent of you correctly picking the Rangers to beat Alvarez’s Astros in the ALCS, but only 13 percent of you believing the D-Backs could surprise the Phillies for the NL pennant.
That puts this esteemed group at 2-8 in correctly predicting the winners of MLB’s post-season series so far.
VFTB readers picked one of the 4 Division Series correctly (the Astros over the Twins) after going 0-for-4 in the Wild Card round.
But that’s all history, and none of it means anything if you pick the World Series correctly. It’s the D-Backs and the Rangers. Who do you like? And how many games do you think it will take?
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Glenn,
It's hard to have hope for this team when ownership seems so incompetent and cheap.
I mean, this is like the opposite of the Heat and the culture of winning they have there.
It breaks my heart because this team means so much to me. And yet, Sherman doesn't seem to want to spend the money to build a sustainable winning franchise and doesn't value his people. How can a team possibly build a sustainable winning franchise with that kind of attitude and that kind of rank mismanagement?
What a f****** shame.
Okay thanks. I'll hang up and listen. Haha
This question has nothing to due with the World Series. I was wondering if the Marlins would have
been in the playoffs in 2004 or 2004 or 2009 under the current expanded playoff rules?