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Subject: Re: Phillie Phever - (nf)
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Date: Wed, 27-Jun-84 12:15:00 EDT
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/**** uiucdcs:net.sport.base / rkp@drutx /  5:52 am  Jun 26, 1984 ****/

The western division of the NL is the strongest by far.  And it
doesn't matter who wins in the AL, they are just the junior
circuit (look who has the DH--what a joke).

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Come on.  The NL West has one quality team right now, San Diego.  The Dodgers
are too inexperienced and inconsistent, The Braves are sinking now that most of
their pitching has deserted them, the Reds have had their day - try again next
year when you have another year under you - and Soto will probably jump to the
NHL, anyway :-)  Who's that leave?  Houston?  Maybe if they had Thon they could
make a race of it, but ...

At least the NL West is not the AL West.  My revised prediction for that
division:  a 7 way tie at .455.

Ken Kaufman