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Baseball Evaluation
Team
Predictions 2013 - Standings
National League
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Stat
Geek Baseball Predictions 2012
National League
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Wins |
Loss |
| National League East |
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| Washington Nationals |
93 |
69 |
| Atlanta Braves |
85 |
77 |
| Philadelphia Phillies |
79 |
83 |
| New York Mets |
68 |
94 |
| Miami Marlins |
59 |
103 |
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| National League Central |
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| Cincinnati Reds | 99 | 63 |
| St. Louis Cardinals |
88 |
74 |
| Pittsburgh Pirates |
79 |
83 |
| Milwaukee Brewers |
77 |
85 |
Chicago Cubs
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67 |
95 |
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| National League West |
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| San Francisco Giants | 97 | 65 |
| Los Angeles Dodgers ** |
93 |
69 |
| Arizona Diamondbacks ** |
89 |
73 |
| San Diego Padres |
79 |
83 |
| Colorado Rockes |
65 |
97 |
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Card Winner - Los Angeles Dodgers over Arizona Diamondbacks |
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Note:
Team predictions based on relationship of PEVA Shuffle Index -
Preseason 2012 to wins and losses.
National League East
Last
year, there was a chaning of the guard in the National League East as
the Washington Natoinals took the title with the Atlanta Braves second
and the Phillies third. As we look through the transactions of
this off season, it seems as if that list could remain the same.
The Shuffle Indiex does not predict whether injuries will
recover, so it gives no credence to a resurgence in Philadelphia,
something we personally wish for as fans. We think, from a
personal standpoint, that the Phils will be better than what they've
shown over the last year and won't be surprised if they reshuffle the
shuffle to get to the top. That will mean good years from players
such as Chase Utley, Ryan Howard, and more. Could happen, but if
you look at things on paper, and use last year as your guide, it states
that the new guard last year could again be the one this season.
We hope not.
And
down south in Miami, well, at least after this season there can't be a
fire sale. Oh, wait a minute, they still have Giancarlo Stanton.
We might have to rethink that. Can't help but think it's
good that Houston went to the American League, cause if they hadn't,
the bottom of the National League East and Central would sure have
looked bad.
National League Central
The
Reds are for real with a pitching staff that, for the most part, goes
under the radar. Well, not including Aroldys Chapman, who usually
breaks the radar with those 100 plus heaters. We think the cast
of Votto and Bruce, plus Arroyo, Cueto, Lators, and more will be more
than enough to hold off the Cardinals and Brewers. That is, of
course, if neither of them decides at the last minute to add Kyle Lohse
to pitching staffs, particularly with the Brewers, that could use a
good veteran starter. We actually think that if Milwaukee did
that, they could contend for a wild card. Without it, they could
finish behind the Pirates.
We still think the Pirates are
short in the pitching department, at least until those young guns in
the pitching roster get out of Triple A, and the Cubs. Well, they
are the Cubs, and it will take Theo a few more years to turn around
that car, no matter how much whining from the backseat fans make
management wish they could do that right now.
National League West
To
us, this looks like the class division of baseball this season, with
the last year champs, San Francisco Giants, still at the head of the
class. Best catcher in baseball, one of the best pitching staff,
even without Tim Lincecum at his best. But right behind them,
comes the two contenders we think will garner the wild card spots; the
Los Angeles Dodgers and Arizona Diamondbacks. And if Chase
Headley can get healthy and come close to repeating his season of last
year, the Padres could make a race of it for a wild card spot, too,
although they start the season at a significant back seat compared to
the top three.
It's gonna be a long year in Colorado, having to play each of those squads nearly twenty times a piece.
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American League Predictions 2013
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PEVA
Power Ranking
Shuffle
Index 2013 |
| Fantasy
Baseball Cheatsheets |
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Baseball Rankings |
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Team Playoff Predictions
LA Dodgers over Arizona in WC Playoff
Cincinnati over LA Dodgers
San Francisco over Washington
Cincinnati over San Francisco
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PEVA Shuffle 2013
Preseason Batting
Power Rankings
1. Detroit Tigers
2. San Francisco Giants
3. St. Louis Cardinals
4. LA Angels of Anaheim
5. Arizona Diamondbacks
6. Milwaukee Brewers
7. Cleveland Indians
8. New York Yankees
9. Toronto Blue Jays
10. Pittsburgh Pirates
11. Washington Nationals
12. San Diego Padres
13. Cincinnati Reds
14. Kansas City Royals
15. Atlanta Braves
16. Los Angeles Dodgers
17. Texas Rangers
18. Chicago White Sox
19. Oakland A's
20. Seattle Mariners
21. Minnesota Twins
22. Baltimore Orioles
23. Tampa Bay Rays
24. New York Mets
25. Philadelphia Phillies
26. Chicago Cubs
27. Boston Red Sox
28. Colorado Rockies
29. Houston Astros
30. Miami Marlins |
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