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COL 7, TCR 2 |
TCR 8, COL 7 |
COL 5, TCR 4 |
COL 4, TCR 2 |
TCR 8, COL 1 |
COL 5, TCR 3 |
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| # 4
Colorado Gladiators (104-58) |
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Blanco |
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Rivera |
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Ethier |
.269-5-44 |
Puig |
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.268-11-56 |
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.331-22-78 |
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Sogard |
Zobrist |
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.278-5-46 |
.310-5-26 |
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Callaspo |
Davis |
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Iwakuma |
18-6, 3.01 |
.266-9-58 |
.286-50-125 |
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Santana |
16-8, 4.19 |
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DH |
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Lackey |
15-9, 4.32 |
Montero |
Marte |
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de la Rosa |
11-9, 3.81 |
.218-8-47 |
.312-16-60 |
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| The Colorado Gladiators
headed into 2014 with high hopes and delivered. The
104 wins are a franchise best and are led by MVP Candidate
Chris Davis. The Gladiators were 8-4 against the Oil
Barons in 2014 and have never met in post season. This
is Colorado's 2nd post season appearance (2012) and are
looking to jump out fast against a very good Houston team. |
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| # 2
Toronto Crown Royals (115-47) |
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Yelich |
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Rivera |
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Dunn |
.350-6-27 |
Werth |
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.256-30-72 |
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.331-35-90 |
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Castro |
Beckham |
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.226-9-55 |
.267-3-36 |
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Starters |
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Donaldson |
Morales |
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Darvish |
17-6, 2.81 |
.292-30-91 |
.278-40-106 |
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Sale |
13-9, 4.61 |
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DH |
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Grienke |
9-6, 4.09 |
Martin |
Alvarez |
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Fernandez |
19-1, 1.78 |
.230-20-55 |
.273-48-106 |
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| The Toronto Crown Royals
won the American League East by 4 games running away in the
second half of the season. Pedro Alvarez led the thump
by smacking 48 HRs while Jason Werth had a year to remember.
The strength of the team is their SP with 4 aces leading the
way. Jose Fernandez is a candidate for AL CY Young and
Darvish struck out more than 300 hitters in 2014. |
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| Prediction:
Colorado in 7 games (Correct but in 6 games)
I can't side with the guy who knocked
me out!
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