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NL Teams Can't Touch the Talent of the AL

Submitted by Adam, Oct 9, 2007 16:58

One of them is going to follow the proud tradition of the St. Louis Cardinals? You mean the team that WON the World Series last year. Yes, I agree that the National League as a whole is weaker than the AL but the top teams in the NL can compete with anyone in the AL. Are you talking about the Colorado Rockies that took 2 of 3 from the Red Sox or the ones that swept the Yankees? I'm not sure where you get you arrogance seeing as the NL has taken 50% of the past 6 World Series'. In the future I'd think before I typed and maybe go a little further in depth about the teams still competing.

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Wow, yet another big market sportswriter beating the same old drum. How about a little credit for these two teams... [MORE]	Jesse	Oct 10, 2007 13:50
and I care about this series. No one is saying that the World Series determines the best team. The AL... [MORE]	Blastings	Oct 10, 2007 12:57
Is it "creepy" to be a Christian now? I don't believe everything I read, and that means Nightengale and (who the... [MORE]	Kenny Lucas	Oct 10, 2007 12:12
There's a reason no team in the NL won 90 games this season, and it's called parity. If all you... [MORE]	Jon	Oct 10, 2007 10:14
Not only is this guy geographically challeged, I think he has had his head in a hole somewhere. There are... [MORE]	Mike Krause	Oct 10, 2007 09:53
This article is completly offensive and innapropriate. I live in and am a proud member of the forgotten time zone... [MORE]	Andy	Oct 10, 2007 00:23
Then one thing is certainly for sure, that the NY Sun deserves to be in the little league. As the... [MORE]	Haydn	Oct 9, 2007 22:13
For some reason - ALL sports reporters talk about the "superiority" of the AL vs. the NL based on what?... [MORE]	Niel	Oct 9, 2007 17:54
Right, the Yankees and Sox get to play against the Devil Rays and Orioles. They spend more then any other... [MORE]	Matt	Oct 9, 2007 17:35
One of them is going to follow the proud tradition of the St. Louis Cardinals? You mean the team that...	Adam	Oct 9, 2007 16:58
This is unbelievably arrogant to say. People said this last year- one writer said the Tigers would win in three... [MORE]	Ann	Oct 10, 2007 02:04
Arrogance isn't the only problem with the writer of this article. He stated a few months ago in an article... [MORE]	AD	Oct 11, 2007 06:20
One might question the AL's vast superiority when one simply remembers that last season its third best team (in terms... [MORE]	Ray	Oct 9, 2007 14:15
"One of them is going to follow in the proud tradition of last year's 83-win St. Louis Cardinals." yes indeed, they... [MORE]	larry b	Oct 9, 2007 12:56
tim, this all sounds great except: in 2006, the 83 win NL cardinals won the world series. in 2007, during interleague play,... [MORE]	jimmy yates	Oct 9, 2007 12:08
I'm old enough to remember the Yankee teams of the early 50's. They had talent, but their teams also reflected... [MORE]	ware adams	Oct 9, 2007 11:19
I'm sorry....did the Rockies go 5-1 against the Red Sox and Yankees this year? Including beating both Beckett and Schilling... [MORE]	Steve G.	Oct 9, 2007 10:11
2006 Cardinals, 83 regular season wins and World Series Champions over a Detriot team that won close to 100 games.... [MORE]	John Olmstead	Oct 9, 2007 09:27

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