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Let's make our predictions here. Put at least the scores for both teams and the MVP, but feel free to add other things as well (just so you can gloat more if you get them right :D )
I say
NL-5
AL-3
MVP-Chase Utley
W- Carlos Marmol L- Justin Duscherer.
AL: 7
NL: 5
MVP- Ichiro
W- Justin Duscherer L-Carlos Marmol S-Mariano Rivera
Predicting single game MVP's, and the Winner and Loser in a game where pitchers throw 1 maybe 2 innings each, seems like a silly idea. If you "predict" right, it just means you got lucky.
I'll say the AL will win, 6-3, but I'm not even going to attempt to predict anything more than that.
AL: 5
NL: 4
MVP: A-Rod
W - Justin D.
L - Volquez
S - Mo
I am going out on a limb here but.......
Spoilers Ahead.......
One team will win and one will lose!
You heard it here first!
AL-7
NL-8
MVP-Lance Berkman
WP- Brain Wilson
LP- K-Rod
S- Brad Lidge
AL wins 11-7.
MVP: Josh Hamilton
WP: Francisco Rodriguez
LP: Brian Wilson
No pitcher will factor in the save but Mo will pitch the 9th for the AL.
So you don't think they'll be a 'tie' this year eh lol. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by RickD
Nah
AL 18 NL 4
Josh Hamilton MVP
I predict Justin Morneau will pull off the HUGE upset and beat Josh Hamilton in the Home Run Derby. Score of maybe 5-3????
AL-1
NL-2
MVP- Corey Hart
Marmol blows the save in the 9th but the NL still wins when Hart hits a bomb in the 10th.
AL-4
NL-3
10 innings
MVP - Carlos Guillen
WP: Paplebon
LP: Lidge
BSV: RiveraQuote:
Originally Posted by Red Sox Fan 734
yup
NL 3- AL 1 MVP Matt Holliday
Holliday will be MVP
I am one post behind you... :)!!!
I am a lot more quiet than you are
Are you calling me un quiet?!?!
No, I am.....what-do-you-call-it?.......ANTI-SOCIAL!
Thats very Social of you
Looks liek Red Sox Fan's prediction of the final score is the most likely outcome at this point, albeit in more than 10 innings.
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Originally Posted by RickD
would selig allow another tie?
And decide homefield advantage how?Quote:
Originally Posted by etothep
This is going to really make Selig look bad.
I love it.
If Selig did decide to end the game as a tie (Which might of have been the next inning as Kazmir and Lidge were the last pitchers), how do you think they would have decided home field advantage? Coin flip? Homerun Derby results? Interleague records? Or the way it should be, the records of the two teams in the World Series.
I don't think Selig would have allowed a tie, he'd probably tell them to play it and hope a manager forfeits... which, I think, would have been just as bad.
I was right....a team Won!
No, a team won*. :)
Oops....fixed.
None of those methods are convoluted enough. Take the combined batting averages of the top 10 hitters (who makes up the top ten being decided by the Dalai Lama), then average THEM out to determine the Net Average Batting Index (aaah, the NABI) for each league. Whoever comes out on top gets home field! It couldn't be simpler! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by asianinvasion
Or, just have a chosen participant from each league (as voted on by German soccer fans, to take away any possible bias) run in circles for 5 minutes...they then both try to run in a straight line...whoever makes it the furthest before collapsing wins home field for their league.