How many wins for the Indians this year?
How many wins for the Indians this year?
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How many wins for the Indians this year?
Well what are the expectations you have on this team? Do we have enough in the bullpen? Your thoughts?
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It looks like we all are in the same boat so far with the votes. I should have spread the numbers out a little tighter. I still figured we'd have a few over the top optimists(95+ wins) and a few the sky is falling posters. I guess we need a few more members to get there. Last year was a total shock, almost as shocking as the year before when the Tribe fell just short of the playoffs in the last week. As long as the bullpen doesn't screw us again, I expect 90 wins.
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94 wins and the Central title, back where it was on permanent residence in the 90s.
I think Sowers is the key; if he usurps Cliff Lee in the rotation the SP is as good as any, so long as CC remains on track.
The bullpen doesn't scare me as much, in part because of the improved defense but also because I think Wedgie learned how to manage a pitching staff a little better last season. Instead of pulling a RP that was getting guys out for a matchup, I think he figured out to stay with the hot arm, matchups be darned. At least I hope he learned that!
I think Sowers is the key; if he usurps Cliff Lee in the rotation the SP is as good as any, so long as CC remains on track.
The bullpen doesn't scare me as much, in part because of the improved defense but also because I think Wedgie learned how to manage a pitching staff a little better last season. Instead of pulling a RP that was getting guys out for a matchup, I think he figured out to stay with the hot arm, matchups be darned. At least I hope he learned that!