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Top 50 Fantasy Baseball Players

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Alex Rodriguez, 3B, New York Yankees

David Wright, 3B, New York Mets

Miguel Cabrera, 3B, Detroit Tigers

Matt Holliday, OF, Colorado Rockies

Albert Pujols, 1B, St. Louis Cardinals

Johan Santana, SP, Mets

Ryan Howard, 1B, Philadelphia Phillies

David Ortiz, DH, Boston Red Sox

Chase Utley, 2B, Phillies

Jimmy Rollins, SS, Phillies

Jake Peavy, SP, San Diego Padres

Grady Sizemore, OF, Cleveland Indians

Jose Reyes, SS, Mets

Prince Fielder, 1B, Milwaukee Brewers

Hanley Ramirez, SS, Florida Marlins

Adam Dunn, OF, Cincinnati Reds

Mark Teixeria, 1B, Atlanta Braves

Carl Crawford, OF, Tampa Bay Rays

Ichiro, OF, Seattle Mariners

Brandon Webb, SP, Arizona Diamondbacks

Josh Beckett, SP, Red Sox

Francisco Rodriguez, CP, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim

Justin Verlander, SP, Tigers

Lance Berkman, OF, Houston Astros

C.C. Sabathia, SP, Indians

Ryan Braun, 3B, Brewers

Vladimir Guerrero, OF, Angels

B.J. Upton, 3B, Rays

Victor Martinez, C, Indians

Aaron Harang, SP, Reds

John Lackey, SP, Angels

Jonathan Papelbon, CP, Red Sox

Carlos Zambrano, SP, Chicago Cubs

Dan Haren, SP, Diamondbacks

Travis Hafner, DH, Indians

Scott Kazmir, SP, Tampa Bay Rays

Curtis Granderson, OF, Tigers

Eric Bedard, SP, Baltimore Orioles

Nick Swisher, OF, Chicago White Sox

Magglio Ordonez, OF, Tigers

Carlos Beltran, OF, Mets

Alex Rios, OF, Toronto Blue Jays

J.J. Putz, CP, Seattle Mariners

Alex Gonzalez, 1B, Padres

Daisuke Matsuzaka, SP, Red Sox

Robinson Cano, 2B, Yankees

Alfonso Soriano, OF, Cubs

Brandon Phillips, 2B, Reds

Carlos Lee, OF, Astros

Roy Halladay, SP, Blue Jays

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Who beleives the Red Sox still will win the division by 5 games or over?

I mean come on the yankees since the allstar break have played teams that none of which are over .500, they have the orioles coming up, then 14 against the angels, tigers, and red sox. The sox still have 6 games against them, the red sox are now going on their stretch of crappy teams, while the yankees are facing the tougher part of their schedule. All in all, the sox could win the division by about 7 games, more if ortiz’ hitting comes around.
Wow, i guess its true what they say, yankees fans are assholes no matter what

It’ll be somewhere between 6-9 games, more than five, but still in the single digits.

Yea, the Yankees have had a very easy schedule during their winning streak, but things will turn around. The Yanks’ bats are gonna cool down and their pitching won’t be able to hold the lead into the later innings.

People forget that the Red Sox still have the best record in the MLB, there’s a reason for that. They’ll still win the division.

G-Murda vs Angel Ortiz 10/3/07