Who has been the cinderella MLB team so far this year??

[Dante]

I was thinking about this today and can not really come up with one...maybe tha O's?? what are your thoughts

thanks

 

[Journeyman]

probably Baltimore, even though its a veteran squad usually not associated with Cinderella teams....The O's are hanging on with some big injuries, they need to get Eric Bedard back and fast!

 

[Journeyman]

I would say the White Sox

 

[Fishhead]

Considering their pitching, having the AROD CURSE, and being managed by Joe Torre...........and still are playing above .500 baseball, the YANKS have been a real pleasant surprise and would consider them a cinderella of no comparison.


-FISHHEAD-

 

[victorygallop]

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[Dante]

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I would lean to the Padres so far also VG...good suggestion

 

[SALTHEITAL]

Yo Fish..

Considering their pitching, having the AROD CURSE, and being managed by Joe Torre...........and still are playing above .500 baseball, the YANKS have been a real pleasant surprise and would consider them a cinderella of no comparison.


-FISHHEAD-

... a little " too much " brandy in you're coffe this morning ?

Sober up.

Sal

 

[DNoonan]

what about the natty's...over .500 ball and 2.5 games out of first?

 

[royalfan]

The Royals clearly are. Amazing they have found a way to win 13 already with this club.

 

[SPunlimited]

How bout the Jays hanging tuff in AL east

 

[5teamparlay]

THE WHITE SOX HAVE HAD THE BEST START IN TEAM HISTORY,

any other teams doing that?

 

[5teamparlay]

AND THEY HAVE BEEN KEEPING IT UP---

White Sox off to best start in team history



AL Roundup





04/24/05


Associated Press



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The Chicago White Sox are trying to run away from their American League Central rivals. They're leaving a bunch of other teams behind, too.





Aaron Rowand singled in the go-ahead run in the 10th inning Saturday night and the White Sox beat Kansas City 3-2 for the best 18-game start in their 104-year history.



The major league-leading White Sox (14-4) have won a season-high six straight and eight of nine. They are 8-2 on the road, best in the AL and their best start since the 1973 team went 9-2. The White Sox also have won their first seven series of the season for the first time in franchise history.




White Sox off to best start since '57
Iguchi's 11th inning single beats Angels

The Associated Press
Updated: 2:19 a.m. ET May 25, 2005

ANAHEIM, Calif. - The Chicago White Sox beat the Los Angeles Angels in 11 innings thanks to a clutch hit from Tadahito Iguchi. They accomplished it in just 2 hours, 50 minutes thanks to Mark Buehrle’s fast pace.

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[TomorrowsNewspaper]

No love for Arizona? I got them at 100-1 to win the National League. Not too many people gave them a chance. Good young pitching. added some nice hitters. It is going to be tough, but at 100-1 I'll be rooting HARD

 

[Roxygurl]

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