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Rob Neyer's NL Central comments

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From an ESPN chat. I doubt he tries to go for another chat record, since he would be eclipsing his own.

And he did not.

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Gotta love the Brewers staff. Do you see them suprising the Central and making a run the division?

ROB NEYER
Can they really be classed as a surprise at this point? Looking at the numbers, the Brewers project to 82-88 wins, and they're a popular choice to win the Central. They're certainly a good story, considering where they were three years ago. But a surprise? Not any more.
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You think the Cardinals will win the Central again this year?

ROB NEYER
I would take the field over the Cardinals, but yes, if I have to take one team, it probaby will be them. A lot of history on their side.

(Anyone else dizzy?)
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Will A.Reyes and A.Wainwright outpitch J.Suppan and J.Weaver this year?

ROB NEYER
I don't know if I'd go that far. But whoever else is in the rotation will outpitch Mulder and Marquis, which is at least as important.
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mikechamp wrote: You think the Cardinals will win the Central again this year?

ROB NEYER
I would take the field over the Cardinals, but yes, if I have to take one team, it probaby will be them. A lot of history on their side.

(Anyone else dizzy?)
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Basically he is saying that if he were to put down percentages he wouldnt have the Cards topping 50%, but he would have them as the highest percentage of all of the teams in the Central... and I happen to agree with him.

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Fan_In_NY wrote:
mikechamp wrote: You think the Cardinals will win the Central again this year?

ROB NEYER
I would take the field over the Cardinals, but yes, if I have to take one team, it probaby will be them. A lot of history on their side.

(Anyone else dizzy?)
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Basically he is saying that if he were to put down percentages he wouldnt have the Cards topping 50%, but he would have them as the highest percentage of all of the teams in the Central... and I happen to agree with him.
That's the sense it made to me as well.

His comment regarding Reyes/Wainwright v Marquis/Mulder also.

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So he's basically saying the Cards would be the winner of an election that would then require a runoff election?

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mikechamp wrote:So he's basically saying the Cards would be the winner of an election that would then require a runoff election?
Maybe in a parlimentarian system of government.

This year's Central Division may be decided via proportional representation. :lol:

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doe_boy wrote:
mikechamp wrote:So he's basically saying the Cards would be the winner of an election that would then require a runoff election?
Maybe in a parlimentarian system of government.

This year's Central Division may be decided via proportional representation. :lol:
Or a hanging chad. :oops:

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Or a "Loop"-hole.

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mikechamp wrote:From an ESPN chat. I doubt he tries to go for another chat record, since he would be eclipsing his own.

And he did not.

Mandatory Linkage:
http://proxy.espn.go.com/chat/chatESPN?event_id=14981
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Gotta love the Brewers staff. Do you see them suprising the Central and making a run the division?

ROB NEYER
Can they really be classed as a surprise at this point? Looking at the numbers, the Brewers project to 82-88 wins, and they're a popular choice to win the Central. They're certainly a good story, considering where they were three years ago. But a surprise? Not any more.
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You think the Cardinals will win the Central again this year?

ROB NEYER
I would take the field over the Cardinals, but yes, if I have to take one team, it probaby will be them. A lot of history on their side.

(Anyone else dizzy?)
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Will A.Reyes and A.Wainwright outpitch J.Suppan and J.Weaver this year?

ROB NEYER
I don't know if I'd go that far. But whoever else is in the rotation will outpitch Mulder and Marquis, which is at least as important.
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He said;

Will A.Reyes and A.Wainwright outpitch J.Suppan and J.Weaver this year?

ROB NEYER
I don't know if I'd go that far. But whoever else is in the rotation will outpitch Mulder and Marquis, which is at least as important

What's up with the negative on Mulder? :?

He'll be wrong too, when Mulder comes back strong
and pitches his heart out and shakes up the
opponents. :cool:

Or not? :twisted:

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Hicard...it's good to see you again!

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I think mulder will pitch better than mulder.
What Neyer is pointing out is that his ERA was over 7.00 and Marquis' was over 6.00 for about 300 innings pitched last season, and any of our current pitchers should do better than that... even Looper.

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