MLB win totals

[Tito Cheeseburger Jr]

2010 Regular Season Wins<span class="Text">

Arizona Diamondbacks 81 ½
Atlanta Braves 85 ½
Baltimore Orioles 79½
Boston Red Sox 94½</p>

Chicago Cubs 83 ½
Chicago White Sox 82½
Cincinnati Reds 79½
Cleveland Indians 74½</p>

Colorado Rockies 84½
Detroit Tigers 78½
Florida Marlins 82½
Houston Astros 74½</p>

Kansas City Royals 73½
LA Angels 83½
LA Dodgers 85½
Milwaukee Brewers 80½</p>

Minnesota Twins 84½
NY Mets 78½
NY Yankees 95½
Oakland A’s 80½</p>

Philadelphia Phillies 92½
Pittsburgh Pirates 69½
San Diego Padres 74½
San Francisco Giants 81½</p>

Seattle Mariners 82½
St. Louis Cardinals 87½
Tampa Bay Rays 89½
Texas Rangers 82½</p>

Toronto Blue Jays 71½
Washington Nationals 73½</p>

Besides Cubs under 83.5, anything else look good? I like Giants under 81.5 and Rangers over 82.5.
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[DesotoCountyDawg]

I'd take the Cardinals under. I think it's going to be a disappointing season.

 

[MSUCostanza]

Don't have the warm and fuzzies about the pitching staff.

 

[PBRME]

I hate to agree with you, but I think Albert's nagging injuries catch up to him this year.

 

[missouridawg]

If Carpenter and Wainwright make over 30 starts apiece, we'll get the 88 wins.... if either of them fall short of that, we'll definitely be under.

Rumors has it that Ottavino is turning everyone's head and may have bead on that 5th starting spot. I'm not sure if that's a good thing or bad though....

 

[missouridawg]

I like the Giants to go over.... they upgraded offensively by adding DeRosa....

I like Tampa Bay and under 89.5 (that division is too tough for them to get to 90 wins)

I like Houston Astros and the under... they won 74 games last year and got rid of Tejada, who produced a ton of runs for them. Their pitching staff also got worse, although I expect Roy O to bounce back and have a much better year. However, I don't have the warm and fuzzies for Berkman.... I think his All-Star caliberdays are behind him.

 

[missouridawg]

with an elbow scope. Removed some large bone spurs casuing all the pain in his throwing elbow. He's gone on the record saying he hasn't felt this healthy since 2003.

But we'll see, his health is definitely key to this team's success (I am captain obvious).

Edited for spelling.

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

There's no way that Carpenter and Wainwright have seasons like they did last year. I'm waiting for Carpenter to break down at any moment.

 

[missouridawg]

But I think we've got a real gem in Wainwright.... He's still learning how to pitch.