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2011- Baseball Season who will Win West- Part 3

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This is third part of 2011 Baseball Season.In the west team includes Texas Rangers, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Oakland Athletics and Seattle Mariners. 1. Texas Rangers (Projected Victories: 87-75 ): The Rangers lose Cliff Lee from a team that took the division with 90 wins last year. If Neftali Feliz remains steady as a fire-throwing closer and starting pitcher C.J. Wilson figures out his hamstring problem, Texas will be able to hold teams down in the Arlington heat.   The power of outfielders Josh Hamilton and Nelson Cruz will carry an offense that led the MLB in 2010 with a .276 batting average. Key Player: C.J. Wilson— Not coincidentally, the Rangers’ opening day starter is their most important. Wilson had the best year of his career last season as he moved from the bullpen to the rotation, now it’s time to see if he can do it again. He eclipsed his previous career high in innings by 130.1, putting his arm through more exertion than it’s ever experienced. 2. Los An...

2011- Baseball Season who will Win Central? Part 2

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  This is second part of 2011 Baseball Season .In the central ,the team includes Minnesota Twins, Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers, Cleveland Indians and Kansas City Royals. 1. Minnesota Twins ( Projected Victories -70 ) The Twins have a better overall pitching staff than the White Sox do, especially with the return of closer Joe Nathan. Ron Gardenhire’s club will play better defense with the addition of new second basemen, Japanese import Tsuyoshi Nishioka since Orlando Hudson left for the Dodgers. Joe Mauer is back behind the dish and Justin Morneau should be healthy after not playing since July 7 from a concussion. The key player to watch is pitcher Francisco Liriano. If he can return to Cy Young form the Twins will compete for the AL Cenrtal crown. 2. Chicago White Sox ( Projected Victories 90-72 )   The team from the South Side is a close second to the Twins. Ozizie Guillen’s team now has a better offense after resigning Paul Konerko and free agent Adam D...