27, female, model/actress/etc, crazy *****... that sounds about right to me.

LOL.

Angels and Red Sox will miss the playoffs...again.

Ichiro will have a bit of a resurgent year, hitting about .310-.320 (200 hits if he leads off, less if he doesn't).  This will convince the M's to sign him for another 3 years/$45 Million; Mariners fans across the Northwest will say "****!".  Chone Figgins will also have a resurgent year... hitting .220... sad that this would be "resurgent".

Pujols will hit .335, 44 HR, 129 RBI and win AL MVP; Cabrera & Fielder will come in close behind him in the voting.

Someone in Miami will have a seizure from watching the team play in those god-awful new uniforms.

Michael Pineda will go 14-11 with a 4.20 ERA; Jesus Montero .285, and lead the M's in HR & RBI at 26/89.

Phillies will beat the Angels in the World Series.

I'll go with the prediction that Cabrera works out at 3B and plays there for at least 120 games. I'll say that he comes in under 25 errors and surprises all of the critics who have been all over the Tigers for trying to switch him back to third. The guy is proud and he's showing signs of starting to mature. I think he realizes that if he puts his heart into this and becomes a decent fielder at third that he can become one of the best overall 3B in major league history.

I haven't been reading all the articles on Cabby, but I would think range is more of a concern than his glove work.

It absolutely is. That's the biggest concern by far, especially considering his size.

Cubs will lose many, many games, and even die-hard fans will exclaim, "Who the hell is that guy!?" when looking at lineups/boxscores.

Posted by rsp777 on 1/30/2012 4:01:00 PM (view original):
It absolutely is. That's the biggest concern by far, especially considering his size.

This was in reference to the comment about errors. He could come in at a relatively low amount of errors and still be a serious liability over there.

CarGo wins the NL MVP after Kemp gets thrown-out twice in game 162 trying to reach 45-45.

If two CS on the final day is the deciding factor in the MVP race, I'll be very shocked

Reds win the Central and STL has a losing record.

Pujols now plays in a Division where he goes to Oakland and SafeCo.  Arlington will help his numbers, but lets not go crazy on the Home Runs.

Yankees win the East by 8.5 games.

Yes, that is a homer call.

I highly doubt it. They may win the division, but they won't get ahead of both Tampa and Boston by 8.5 this season.