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right now we're 6.5 games behind Detroit and 2 ahead of Boston the in WC

 

Don't get me wrong, I'd love to win the division, but does anyone think our chance of the WC over a Boston team that we're already ahead of and has both a questionable pitching staff and hitting outside of 3-4 much better than gaining and keeping the lead and the central.

 

Right now, Boston losing three to Detroit and us winning 4 against KC puts us 5.5 ahead of them!! Whereas three Detroit losses and 4 wins by us, still has us at best 2 games behind Detroit, assuming we even win today.

 

Might be defeatest thinking, but time is short.....

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Like it's been said, root for the Sox...if they don't win, it doesn't matter wtf Boston or Detroit do.

 

That said, I agree with fathom in hoping for a sweep. I'd prefer it be Boston, but either way, a sweep either gives you two close races, or a pretty sizeable lead(unless of course Minnesota sweeps whoever the hell they're playing) along with another overcomeable deficit.

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I know one thing...I'd rather be going head to head for the division than the wild card, cause we may have that as a fall back plan.

 

Not to mention we have a bit more control over the division (since we still have a few more games vs the Tigers) than we would in the wild card race.

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