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4618 losses. 54 entries. 85.5 losses.

swatski wrote: ↑16 Mar 2025 16:34 pm 2-160. That should skew the avg. to get more realistic.

Moves it from 85.5 to 86.9

72-90

Baseball Savant wrote: ↑16 Mar 2025 20:32 pm 72-90

Makes it 4708 losses. 55 entries- 85.6 losses on year.

I'm sticking my neck out and going for 85-77. If the young pitching steps up, it could be 88 wins. If it falters......78 wins. It's basicly the same lineup as last year except Contreras is a batting uptick vs. the aging Goldy. So it all lands on the mound.

Ok new picks. It’s been all ST so what have you seen. These are your season picks. I’m at 81-81 in a rebuild. So

81 losses- 1 entry.

88-74

thetank2 wrote: ↑22 Mar 2025 15:48 pm88-74

155 loses. 2 entries- 84.5 - 77.5 average.

87-75

thetank2 wrote: ↑22 Mar 2025 15:48 pm88-74

I can agree and possibly even do better. They have to look at spring training as it is real and begin the season based on who is doing what Now. Cannot take a posture of somebody is working on something so give them a pass. When spring training ends, players are supposed to be ready for action and not hoping. Sticking with the hope that times get better, is a loser's mentality. Standing pat record 72-90 or otherwise 92-70. Can't management see that they have a man currently leading off and trying to prove that 2024 was no fluke and one who is trying to prove that his was and willing to take on more responsibility and right now proving such?

75-87

77 wins

Goldfan wrote: ↑22 Mar 2025 16:31 pm77 wins

How many losses?

Cranny wrote: ↑22 Mar 2025 16:34 pm

Goldfan wrote: ↑22 Mar 2025 16:31 pm77 wins

How many losses?

That’s 382 losses from five entries for a 76.4 losses average, meaning 85.6 wins.

75-87

I'm waiting for the final roster. If Noot is in CF, this D is going to be a problem with Walker in RF and Donovan in LF. Yikes. And Gorman at 2B and a totally new position for Contreras at 1B. And Herrera behind the plate a lot. Lots of -DRS potential there.