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This is a discussion on Predictions for 2007 within the San Diego Padres forum at Strike 3 Forums; I don't see the division winner winning 4-5 games more than last year ...
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The Freak
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I don't see the division winner winning 4-5 games more than last year because this division is far more competitive than 06. 90 games tops.
Giants > Padres
Pathetic Stat of the Year- Matt Cain has a 3.70 career ERA, but has won just 29 of his 95 starts.
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01-26-2007, 11:07 AM
From the Padres standpoint I see us winning more home games than last year...I see our road record being very similar......so I think we could make those games up inside of Petco...
Bring back the Chicken !!
Get'r done KT...........
2008 Predictions
-Prior ( if he proves healthy ) signs a multi-year extension in Sept. - not healthy, no contract for you
-Gerut makes team, and has a great season
-Edmonds was a total BUST
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01-26-2007, 07:41 PM
Originally Posted by realmofotalk
Whenever the Dodgers spend a lot in the offseason, they go on to have a mediocre or losing season.
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Doesn't sound all that bad to me.
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02-15-2007, 12:41 AM
1. Diamondbacks - I think new blood will take over the division. Conor Jackson, Stephen Drew, Carlos Quentin, and Chad Tracy is a scary middle of the order of a lineup.
2. Padres - The question marks about the team have already been mentioned here.
3. Dodgers - G.M. Ned Colletti's free spending offseason provokes some bad memories of Kevin Malone and Paul DePodesta.
4. Giants - Sorry, but is anyone who is not a Giants fan supposed to be afraid of Pedro Feliz and Rich Aurilia batting behind Bonds?
5. Rockies - Jeff Francis is an ace and Aaron Cook is decent, but then the rest of the starters are Rodrigo Lopez, Josh Fogg, and Bung Hole Kim.
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02-15-2007, 03:03 AM
It gonna be between the Padres and the Dodgers and as like last year, we're gonna be NL west Champs 
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02-15-2007, 03:04 AM
Originally Posted by OBBoltsFan
Doesn't sound all that bad to me.
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Yep, that sounds fine by me
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02-15-2007, 10:00 AM
Originally Posted by realmofotalk
1. Diamondbacks - I think new blood will take over the division. Conor Jackson, Stephen Drew, Carlos Quentin, and Chad Tracy is a scary middle of the order of a lineup.
2. Padres - The question marks about the team have already been mentioned here.
3. Dodgers - G.M. Ned Colletti's free spending offseason provokes some bad memories of Kevin Malone and Paul DePodesta.
4. Giants - Sorry, but is anyone who is not a Giants fan supposed to be afraid of Pedro Feliz and Rich Aurilia batting behind Bonds?
5. Rockies - Jeff Francis is an ace and Aaron Cook is decent, but then the rest of the starters are Rodrigo Lopez, Josh Fogg, and Bung Hole Kim.
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Giants fans are very afraid of Feliz hitting period. Rather have Aurilia than Feliz hitting. When it takes a guy close to 600 ABs to hit 20 homers and still is considered to have power by management, we get scared. Also, I can't see the DBacks young ones keeping up competitive play for the duration of the season which is why I can't have them in the top three. Drew, Quentin and Young will have a long road ahead of them. Plus the DBacks closer isn't that good.
Giants > Padres
Pathetic Stat of the Year- Matt Cain has a 3.70 career ERA, but has won just 29 of his 95 starts.
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02-16-2007, 12:28 AM
I agree with Reefer, I think the DBacks still have a long way to go but they're headed in the right direction.
As far as predictions go, I also think it will be between the Dodgers and Padres, but I think San Diego comes out on top. I think they have a better bullpen than LA and I think that's going to keep the Padres on top.
FRESNO STATE SCHEDULE
v. Sacramento State W 24-3 (1-0)
@ (25) Texas A&M L 47-45 3 OT's (1-1)
@ Oregon L 54-21 (1-2)
v. Louisiana Tech W 17-6 (2-2, 1-0)
@ Nevada W 49-41 (3-2, 2-0)
@ Idaho W 37-24 (4-2, 3-0)
v. San Jose State W 30-0 (5-2, 4-0)
v. Boise State L 34-21 (5-3, 4-1)
v. Utah State W 38-27 (6-3, 5-1)
@ Hawaii L 37-30 (6-4, 5-2)
v. Kansas State W 45-29 (7-4, 5-2)
@ New Mexico State
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02-16-2007, 10:15 AM
Originally Posted by FmrFresnan
I agree with Reefer, I think the DBacks still have a long way to go but they're headed in the right direction.
As far as predictions go, I also think it will be between the Dodgers and Padres, but I think San Diego comes out on top. I think they have a better bullpen than LA and I think that's going to keep the Padres on top.
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It depends on how the DBacks perform. Its between either LA and SD or LA, SD, DBacks if they perform, and in both scenaros, the Padres come out NL West Champs 
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02-16-2007, 11:32 AM
Dback could surprise...but I think they are still a year at least away and I'm not sure anyone is fearing an RJ coming off back surgery.....but I sure wouldn't count them out....
Bring back the Chicken !!
Get'r done KT...........
2008 Predictions
-Prior ( if he proves healthy ) signs a multi-year extension in Sept. - not healthy, no contract for you
-Gerut makes team, and has a great season
-Edmonds was a total BUST
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02-16-2007, 01:57 PM
Originally Posted by padrefanforever
Dback could surprise...but I think they are still a year at least away and I'm not sure anyone is fearing an RJ coming off back surgery.....but I sure wouldn't count them out....
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They're the only team with the Dodgers than could post a serious threat to the Pads
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02-16-2007, 04:35 PM
I agree......the Giants scare nobody, and the only thing they have going for them now is that Bonds signed and will make his run at an asterisk...yeah him....and the Rockies are well......the rockies....what else needs to be said...
So it's likely down to the Padres and Dodgers with the Dbacks lurking in the shadows with a pretty young talented group....
Bring back the Chicken !!
Get'r done KT...........
2008 Predictions
-Prior ( if he proves healthy ) signs a multi-year extension in Sept. - not healthy, no contract for you
-Gerut makes team, and has a great season
-Edmonds was a total BUST
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02-17-2007, 04:52 AM
Originally Posted by padrefanforever
I agree......the Giants scare nobody, and the only thing they have going for them now is that Bonds signed and will make his run at an asterisk...yeah him....and the Rockies are well......the rockies....what else needs to be said...
So it's likely down to the Padres and Dodgers with the Dbacks lurking in the shadows with a pretty young talented group....
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The only reason people talk about the Giants is the Barry Bonds Scandal if he breaks Hank Aaron's record
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02-17-2007, 01:10 PM
I think the Dodgers are the team to beat, but the Padres are going to be on their heels all season, and just in case if the Dodgers slip, the Padres will have the division for the taking. I feel that this division is goin gto be a lot like last year, very balanced in the first half with LA and SD putting some distnace from the other three teams. The Padres must start off better this year, especially offensively! If I remember correctly, the Padres kind of sputtered in the first half last year. The D-Backs are going to hang around this year. I feel they have improved their team and they hung around a lot later into the season last year than I expected them too, and they are MUCH better this seson, on paper at least!
It is going to be a fun season. I truly feel that the NL has closed the gap a bit on the AL with very good teams! Go NL!!!!
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