87 wins. Last year was awesome, but not expected. I think they will re-gress a bit, but look out 2012.
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87 wins. Last year was awesome, but not expected. I think they will re-gress a bit, but look out 2012.
88 wins.
88-74
87 wins
93 wins
93 wins.
89 wins
85 wins
89
Well, I'll stick to my earlier prediction.
96-66
NL Central Champs
NL Pennant
I'm not going to predict a WS victory...but I think we'll at least get there.
92 Wins
Bum
89-73.
The Reds will suffer without a true leadoff hitter and a rotation that is seemingly in flux all year with injuries.
The Central is tougher overall this year, so the 89 wins actually takes the division.
Rising Star: Mesoraco
Crash 'n' Burn: Bailey (will not be back with the Reds next year)
90 wins
Bruce takes a giant leap forward, Stubbs struggles a bit. Votto has another great year, though not as great as his MVP season of a year ago. Rolen wanes; Phillips has his best year since his first in Cincinnati. Most importantly, Francisco, Sappelt, Mesoraco, and others keep the Reds from struggling so badly, as depth is once again key to an NL Central title.
Yorman Rodriguez, Billy Hamilton, Yasmani Grandal, Ronald Torreyes, and Kyle Lotzkar all become Top 100 prospects next season, with Rodriguez and Hamilton mentioned in the Top 25.
The Cards struggle, the Brewers are okay, The Pirates and Atros are bad, but the surprise of the division is the second-place Cubs.
74 wins.
Injuries bite our fav team. Dusty is let go. RZ needs heavy moderation in the ORG.
87 wins. Regression will out.