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i'm no math-wiz but

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im trying to figure out who i want to play in the first round...

 

because if cleveland wins the wild card, we get the angels probably...who just got off an 8 game winning streak and swept us a few weeks ago...

 

but if we get past them, we might get cleveland in the ALCS...which i like more than boston or nyy...

 

my reasoning?

 

i'd rather deal with boston or nyy in 5 games than in a 7 game ALCS. they're playoff proven...the indians are not...

 

my dream scenario is to play the AL east wild card in round 1 and another AL east team in the alcs...i really don't want anything to do with the angels...

 

however i also dont think it matters that much who we play. all the teams are good.

QUOTE(Jenks Heat @ Sep 26, 2005 -> 11:51 AM)
That is what I read as well.  BOTH need to be guaranteed a spot in the playoffs in order to throw out the tiebreaker.

 

If both Cleveland and the Sox win 98 games, they will be guranteed a spot.

 

If either NY or Boston wins 98, that means the other one can only win 95.

 

So in other words, the magic # to clinch the division is 4.

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