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By Jackson Govatos, Section MLB
It's the halfway point of the major league season, and the elite teams are starting to separate themselves. Many clubs, such as the Brewers, Red Sox, and Angels, are already running away with their respective divisions. The Mets, Tigers, Indians, Padres, and Dodgers are facing greater competition in their divisions, though they all should make the playoffs. But which of these teams has the best shot at winning the World Series? It's a loaded question, but I gave my best shot at ranking them. Here are the eight teams that can win the World Series. (2 comments, 1245 words in story) Full Story By BostonMac, Section MLB
Maybe it's because they took it hard to the franchise of evil incarnate, the New York Yankees, the vaunted "Murderer's Row and Cano" that was supposedly going to mash its way through the 2006 playoffs en route to a coronation in the Bronx for a 27th World Series title. (10 comments, 1014 words in story) Full Story By Jackson Govatos, Section MLB
In past years, the AL East owned the most interesting divisional race in baseball. And while the Yankees and Red Sox are at it again this year, they won't be the race to watch. The AL Central race is simply fascinating, as the Tigers and the White Sox have the top two records in the majors and will battle until the end. But which team will emerge as the divisional champions? And which has the better shot at walking away with the title? Both are excellent, but one team has the edge. (2 comments, 1487 words in story) Full Story All trademarks and copyrights are owned by their respective leagues and associations. The Rest © Sportscolumn.com / Cow Hollow Media, LLC. Please read our Terms of Service. Sportscolumn.com is powered by Scoop.
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