These graphs dont work very well anyways

they have shit on the Royals the last 2 seasons and the Royals have crushed their expectations

And at that point, they'll publish new ones that a computer once again spits out. They're useful for today. That's all they're meant to be for.

It's no different than taking a two week sample on a player... He could hit .400 with 8 HRs and 24 RBIs..and the next two weeks he hits .120 with 0 HRs and 3 RBIs. One two week sample doesn't mean shit towards the next one.

Last year was a fluke for the royals

and the year before that as well?

Not sure you can say making it to the WS twice as a fluke.



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This post was edited by Schwarber on Jan 13 2016 12:57pm

And the year before too?


FUUU Schwarber!

This post was edited by Prone on Jan 13 2016 12:57pm

It's a fluke.

Brewers losing 100+ games is a lock I think

Khris Davis will be traded before the season and Chris carter is probably our cleanup hitter rofl

Pitching will be atrocious as well almost 0 upside to starting rotation or bullpen besides maybe will smith who we overused 2 years In a row

Knebel is solid; hopefully they trade Davis to open up a spot for Domingo Santana (cuz he can't play CF)

I think the Mets are overrated at this point. We're back to having the #1 pitching staff with a bottom 10 offense again without Cespy.

Unless the Mets can convince Upton or Cespy to come for a short term high $ deal, I don't think we're in business to even make the playoffs. The Nats are really really good too and they don't get enough loving.