How uncanny is it that the Mets record-setting 15 XBH night came exactly 10 years to the date after their previous franchise record of 13?

1. Red Sox 100 wins (AGonz will hit 50 homers and Crawford will go crazy in Fenway. Bullpen will improve.) 2.

Yankees 95 wins (Getting older. They have a HUGE hole in the rotation: Sabathia, Hughes, Burnett, Nova,? Still a huge force, no disrespect here.) 3.

Rays 89 wins (They are a really good team that would make it to the playoffs in any other division, but they lost too many peices and the East just got too competitive. Just signed Damon and ManRam) 4. Orioles 83 wins (Just signed Vlad Guerrero and Derek Lee, and Adam Jones is poised for a big season.

Not to mention the signing of Reynolds. The Orioles are no longer a pushover) 5. Blue Jays 73 wins (After a promising season, they traded Marcum and Wells, and I don't think Bautista can redo last year's craziness.

Wait a couple of years for the prospects.).

Boston Red Sox 95-67 Tampa Bay Rays 90-72 New York Yankees 88-74 Baltimore Orioles 81-81 Toronto Blue Jays 74-88.

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