You don't understand the game then. I'm not trying to be harsh or anything, that is classic response every single person gives who doesn't really know the game. I played it for a long time, want to play on a team again sometime, but I watch it all the time too. It is truly the greatest game.

I know people have been saying the same thing for the last 4 seasons in a row, and they keep being wrong, but I really do think this year is the year that the Braves streak of something like 15 consecutive Division titles will end. The Mets are very good and have a lot of depth. More importantly, they have a bullpen and the Braves don't. 12 blown saves already and an ERA over 4 for the ATL bullpen.

The question with the Rangers is always pitching, starting pitching to be more specific. It's too bad they lost Chris Young, he is doing very well for San Diego right now. (2 wins, 16 innings, 3 hits, 0 runs last week for Young in 2 starts) The AL West isn't really known for being weak, but currently all of the AL West teams have bad records. The division winner might have less than 90 wins, like the San Diego last year in the NL West. I wouldn't count the Angles or the A's out. Billy Beane is an excellent GM, changed the game in many ways with Moneyball. Still, I believe Texas is in first right now. They certainly have the bats. They always do.