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Wednesday, February 24, 2010

MLB preview part 1 American League

Here we are just a few months away from the start of a MLB season. Below are the my predictions of who will get 1st place in their division, and who will get the 1 wild card spot in their conference. I will predict their record also. This is based on a 162 game schedule.
First I'll start with the A.L (American League)
A.L East:
1.) New York Yankees 107-55
2.) Tampa Bay Rays 97-65
3.) Boston Red Socks 95-67
4.) Baltimore Orioles 80-82
5.) Toronto Blue Jays 62-100

A.L Central:
1.) Minnesota Twins 98-64
2.) Detroit Tigers 96-66 3.) Chicago White Socks 81-81
4.) Cleveland Indians 79-83
5.) Kansas City Royals 75-79

A.L West:
1.) Seattle Mariners 97-65
2.) Los Angles Angels 89-73
3.) Texas Rangers 85-77
4.) Oakland A's 79-83

I also think that the Tampa Bay Rays
get the Wild Card Spot.

Next I'll do the N.L in part 2.




Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Super Bowl Sunday


It is Super Bowl Sunday,
NFL's best of the best,
I wonder who wins.

Monday, December 7, 2009

Go, Pack, Go!

I'm watching the Green Bay Packers on the T.V. Aaron Rodgers is going to start the play, but first he surveys the field. Everyone is covered, but as he fakes the handoff to Ryan Grant, he makes the play come alive.

My first reason that the Green Bay Packers are the best team ever is that they're a legendary team with great players and coaches. Some examples of the players are Brett Favre, Sterling Sharpe, Bart Starr, and Paul Horning. Some coaches are Vince Lombardi, Curly Lambeau and Mike Holmgren. They have also had a bunch of Hall of Famers. They have had the 2nd. most Hall of Famers in the NFL with 21.

Secondly, the Packers have a cool celebration called the Lambeau Leap. LeRon Butler created it in 1993 after scoring on a 35 yard TD and it's still going strong. Players of the Packers enjoy themselves when they celebrate with this today.

Lastly, the Packers are a very unique team. The Green Bay Packers have the oldest field in the NFL. It was built in 1957. Green Bay is the smallest city to have an NFL team. Basically that's saying that the city of Green Bay owns the Green Bay Packers.

The cornerback bits on the fake handoff and leaves wide reciver Greg Jennings wide open. That's a big mistake. Aaron Rodgers missles a rocket to Jennings and he catches it like a precious egg. He sticks that precious egg out and it cross the goal line. TOUCHDOWN Packers!