*****Official Royals vs Blues Jays GDT - April 22*****

[smithandrew051]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

Turns out that inflates a team's record. Lucky for you is you get to play them 13 times.

Likely won’t be enough though

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051

Likely won’t be enough though

I don't know, the other 3 Central teams aren't much better than the Royals. Could be one of those years that 80ish wins gets the division as strong as the East and West are.

[Ocotillo]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

I don't know, the other 3 Central teams aren't much better than the Royals. Could be one of those years that 80ish wins gets the division as strong as the East and West are.

West is strong? LOL

A division with the Athletics and Angels is strong?

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by Ocotillo

West is strong? LOL

A division with the Athletics and Angels is strong?

Well considering 3 of the teams in it could win 90+ games, yeah, I'm thinking I'll take that over the sewer trash that is the AL Central.

[Ocotillo]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

Well considering 3 of the teams in it could win 90+ games, yeah, I'm thinking I'll take that over the sewer trash that is the AL Central.

The Astros would have to go 83-56 the rest of the way to win 90. I know seven straight ALCS, but there's reason to believe their window is closing. Jeff Ludnow is four years gone and Dana Brown doesn't have much of a farm system and is spending $100 million on relief pitchers.

The Rangers won't have their real rotation until mid-to-late summer.

The Mariners aren't that much different from the sewer trash Twins and Guardians on paper. Flawed team with a promising young pitching staff and not much offense outside of Julio Rodriguez.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by Ocotillo

The Astros would have to go 83-56 the rest of the way to win 90. I know seven straight ALCS, but there's reason to believe their window is closing. Jeff Ludnow is four years gone and Dana Brown doesn't have much of a farm system and is spending $100 million on relief pitchers.

The Rangers won't have their real rotation until mid-to-late summer.

The Mariners aren't that much different from the sewer trash Twins and Guardians on paper. Flawed team with a promising young pitching staff and not much offense outside of Julio Rodriguez.

I hope you're right about the Astros because that would be one less team the Jays have to contend with for a WC spot, but I'm skeptical of writing off a team with that kind of talent/track record.

Regardless, I still think all 3 of them are beating up on the Central all year though (as all the East teams will too).