Sports Illustrated Predicts

[Guest Edgy DC]

ALDS	Yankees over Twins	Angels over Red Sox	Cubs over Phillies	Mets over Dodgers	NLDS
ALCS	Angels over Yankees		Mets over Cubbies		NLDS
WS	Mets over Angels				WS

Way to give away the entire ending. That just ruins the enjoyment of the whole season for me.

[Benjamin Grimm]

I'd be quite satisfied with that.

I'd like it more if "Yankees" and "Phillies" were replaced with other teams, but even so, that's a nice outcome.

[batmagadanleadoff]

If they're picking the Mets, maybe Wright makes the Baseball Issue cover.

[Theoldmole]

I like the Twins in 6 over the MFYs.

[batmagadanleadoff]

="batmagadanleadoff"]If they're picking the Mets, maybe Wright makes the Baseball Issue cover.

Its an MFY cover. With David Wright in the upper right hand corner.

[G-Fafif]

Better cover here[/url:3f08z6ie].

[Benjamin Grimm]

I find it surprising that The Sporting News still has a print edition.

I'm actually surprised that it still exists in any form at all.

[G-Fafif]

="Benjamin Grimm":28sgs0fa]I find it surprising that The Sporting News still has a print edition. I'm actually surprised that it still exists in any form at all.[/quote:28sgs0fa] I think it speaks to its relevancy that I've seen no note of it anywhere in the Metsosphere, and I get around in those circles. If I hadn't run into it in Penn Station last week, I wouldn't have known. And unlike in other springs when a Met graced a cover of a magazine, I didn't snap it up. It was $5.99 for a weekly publication. I try to support print where I can, but I long ago lost interest in TSN. Those few times I've bought it in this decade, I come away thinking, well, that wasn't worth it. Only pre-season pub any Mets fan needs[/url:28sgs0fa] is a much better value.

MFS62 Mar 31 2009 06:16 PM

="Benjamin Grimm"]I find it surprising that The Sporting News still has a print edition. I'm actually surprised that it still exists in any form at all. The day they stopped printing box scores they ceased being a credible baseball paper. And they used to call themselves The Bible of Baseball. Sigh Later

Gwreck Mar 31 2009 06:18 PM

="G-Fafif":2x5nvt6i]Only pre-season pub any Mets fan needs[/url:2x5nvt6i] is a much better value.[/quote:2x5nvt6i] I saw that at the newstand in the building where I worked several weeks ago and picked it up just because it looked interesting. Wasn't until I started looking at it that I was thinking...wait...I know who (most of) these writers are! Edgy DC Mar 31 2009 07:04 PM I'm guessing "Sporting News" has devolved into a time-tested brand pasted over a magazine that would otherwise be called "Fantasy Sports Player Hot Tip Sheet."

[MFS62]

="Benjamin Grimm"]I find it surprising that The Sporting News still has a print edition. I'm actually surprised that it still exists in any form at all.

The day they stopped printing box scores they ceased being a credible baseball paper. And they used to call themselves The Bible of Baseball.

Sigh
Later

[Gwreck]

="G-Fafif":2x5nvt6i]Only pre-season pub any Mets fan needs[/url:2x5nvt6i] is a much better value.[/quote:2x5nvt6i] I saw that at the newstand in the building where I worked several weeks ago and picked it up just because it looked interesting. Wasn't until I started looking at it that I was thinking...wait...I know who (most of) these writers are!

Edgy DC Mar 31 2009 07:04 PM

I'm guessing "Sporting News" has devolved into a time-tested brand pasted over a magazine that would otherwise be called "Fantasy Sports Player Hot Tip Sheet."

[Guest Edgy DC]

I'm guessing "Sporting News" has devolved into a time-tested brand pasted over a magazine that would otherwise be called "Fantasy Sports Player Hot Tip Sheet."