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Black Magic Putin
 Post subject: 2005 Home Run champ over/under?
PostPosted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 4:25 pm 
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any guesses on who it will be and with how many?
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AL - Vlad. 42.
NL - Pujols. 39.
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Albert Pujols with 48.




or Raul Mondesi with 82. He on dat new form of roid. Untraceable.


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i'm going with Adam Dunn with like 42+/- 2.
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you stole my adam dunn - but I say 44.

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In the NL - Jim Thome with 46
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AL - I think Manny could see more strikes with Ortiz batting 4th this year, which could put him over 40 again. i'd go 44 +/- 2.

good call on Dunn. if he can keep his K's down, i wouldn't be surprised to see him hit over 46 in the NL.

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Richie Sexson 42
Manny Ramirez 39

plus or minus three

NL - Jose Attitude LF (formerly with the Angels) will hit 36 for the Nationals
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Amer. -- Alex Rodriguez, 48.

Nat. -- Chipper Jones, 44.

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Dunn and Vlad both knock 50+ (easy) and Dunn notches 200 Strikeouts

Sosa and Barry (if healthy) top 50.

Pujols and Ramirez in mid 40s.

Chipper is lucky to hit 36, but hits .315 and knocks in 110.

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chipper jones? seriously?

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i don't think that we ever see sosa anywhere near 50 ever again.
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i don't think that we ever see sosa anywhere near 50 ever again.


He's hit 4 this spring, batting over .300, I believe.

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I understand that you, of all people, know this crisis and, in your own way, are working to address it. You, the madras-pantsed julip-sipping Southern cracker and me, the oldman hippie California fruit cake are brothers in the struggle to save our country.

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He's hit 4 this spring, batting over .300, I believe.
it's spring.
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chipper?!?!?! lucky to hit 25. and i agree with sammy never seeing 50 again. he'll be lucky to hit 35.
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Senator Do It Big LooGAR Wrote:
He's hit 4 this spring, batting over .300, I believe.
it's spring.


And that's NEVER a good indicator of how a player feels, how he's dedicated to the year/the team, etc..

I wouldn't count out revenge/prooving folk wrong as a motivator for any of these muh'fuckas

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harry Wrote:
I understand that you, of all people, know this crisis and, in your own way, are working to address it. You, the madras-pantsed julip-sipping Southern cracker and me, the oldman hippie California fruit cake are brothers in the struggle to save our country.

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chipper?!?!?! lucky to hit 25. and i agree with sammy never seeing 50 again. he'll be lucky to hit 35.


I think Chipper will have a big comeback year but I like Andruw for 40 ahead of him.

I think we could also see a big home run year from Mark Texiera (SP?) but he'll finish behind Tejada in the AL.
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texiera could hit 40. i agree.

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Vlad - 46
T. Helton - 42

I also predict Coach D. Strawberry will be booted from his team for violating the league's substance policy, then reinstated for the post-season on grounds of good behavior. He will also bag more crackhoes than any other MLB player, coach, or player-coach. Say it ain't so, Otis Nixon.
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I also predict Coach D. Strawberry will be booted from his team for violating the league's substance policy, then reinstated for the post-season on grounds of good behavior. He will also bag more crackhoes than any other MLB player, coach, or player-coach. Say it ain't so, Otis Nixon.


Straw is coaching???? Where?
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I'll save my predictions for after the fantasy draft, thank you very much...

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...Say it ain't so, Otis Nixon.


After John Kruk, perhaps the scariest looking ball player I can think of. He could run like the wind though... guess I could too with enough rocket fuel in me.

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I'll save my predictions for after the fantasy draft, thank you very much...


Good point....

I see Alomar and Larkin having HUGE years. At least 50 HRs each.


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