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The Mariners didn’t make a lot of moves during the offseason, but what moves they did, were huge. However, it will still remain to be seen if that single daring move will equate to a better 2014 season, after finishing with a 71-91 record just one year ago.
Milwaukee experienced a significant dropoff from 2012 to 2013. The Brewers went just 74-88 last year. Milwaukee had a good roster to start the year off, but not many of their stars stayed on the field last year.
The Cincinnati Reds won 90 games last year, but they were considered a bit of a disappointment. Cincinnati faded down the stretch and finished the season by losing four straight games to the Pittsburgh Pirates, including the one-game playoff between the two wild card teams.
The last time the Mets qualified for the postseason was in 2006 when they went all the way to the NLCS after winning 97 games that season.
The Pittsburgh Pirates finally broke down that barrier and burst through by getting into the playoffs last year. They hadn’t been there since the 1990’s. Pittsburgh picked up 94 wins in what was an amazing season.
The St. Louis Cardinals couldn’t quite add another World Series title last year, but they did get to the World Series and they were only one step away.
The National League lost the World Series last year with Boston defeating St. Louis. The AL got most the attention in the offseason with the Yankees paying big sums to reload and big trades like the one that moved Prince Fielder down to Texas.
The 2014 MLB season is just about here Spring Training action is going on right now, which means Opening Day is right around the corner. We’re taking a division-by-division look at betting odds and team by team season win totals. Let’s take a look at the NL Central.
The 2014 MLB regular season is just a few weeks away, but with spring training in full swing, it’s just the right time to start thinking about who will make a run at this year’s championship.
The 2014 MLB season is just about here Spring Training action is going on right now, which means Opening Day is right around the corner. We’re taking a division-by-division look at betting odds and team by team season win totals.
The Tigers have been playoff regulars of late, last year losing a series to the eventual champion Red Sox that definitely left a bad taste in their mouth.
The Los Angles Angles enter the 2014 season with high hopes after a pair of back-to-back disappointing seasons, which ended without a postseason appearance, including a dismal 2013 campaign that concluded with the Halos finishing 18 games back of Oakland in the race for the AL West.
Since 2010, Texas has evolved into a perennial World Series contender, and after winning 91 games in 2013, it won’t be good enough if the Rangers cannot get into the playoffs this season.
The A’s stunned the baseball world in 2012 , making a shocking comeback to take the AL West championship on the last day of the regular season. Then they followed that up with winning 96 games and taking home their second straight AL West title last season.
The offseason has been dominated by the Atlanta Braves as they locked up every one of their young prospects, except the bat boy, to long term contracts.
The glory days for this franchise that led to a World Series title in 2008 are becoming a fading memory after posting an 81-81 mark in 2012 and ending last season’s campaign with a losing record of 73-89.
