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Message #1917 of 6634  *NEW* To :   All From :   Anonymous   Subject :   The Best Hitting Division in Baseball Date :   1/31/06, 10:20am • Previous Topic • Next Topic • Reply to Msg #1917 • Back to Topics 177 reads 841 clickthrough(s) You cannot start a topic in the Headlines or Classifieds area... if you want to post a new message, try one of our other message areas!

Message #1921 of 6634  *NEW* To :   Anonymous From :   Jaydawg   Subject :   Re: The Best Hitting Division in Baseball Date :   1/31/06, 8:00pm For this year, the N.L. East has to be considered as the best offensively, especially when you consider all of the transactions made by the Mets. The Braves and Phillies aren't slouches either. I don't think the offense from the A.L. East will be as good as last year, especially if Manny Ramirez goes to some N.L. club. I'll expect these two divisions to be at the top 2 in '06. • Previous Topic • Next Topic • Reply to Msg #1921 • Back to Topics 4069 reads

Message #1927 of 6634  *NEW* To :   Jaydawg From :   Guest6224 (IP: 69.141.76.197)   Subject :   Re: The Best Hitting Division in Baseball Date :   2/1/06, 7:52am Good point, Jaydawg, if Manny leaves the AL East it would hurt the division. The NL East will have a hard time finishing second, though. The Marlins are going to struggle, and the Nationals just play in an impossible park to hit a HR. They did move the fences in a little. The Mets are better, but mainly at the expense of the Marlins. The Phillies should be great, but I doubt any Brave will hit 50 HR's again this year. The division does pick up Soriano, and it will have 12 of the top 60 fantasy players from last year in it this year, so they might be able to. The NL East has lots of hitting talent, they just play most of their games in tough parks. Put the Mets lineup in Toronto or Tampa and they might lead the majors in runs. Put the Red Sox in Washington and they probably don't lead the majors in runs. • Previous Topic • Next Topic • Reply to Msg #1927 • Back to Topics 4068 reads

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