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Written by Pat Lackey   
Saturday, 10 January 2009 13:02

Chris Gomez is a Pirate no more. Yaaaaaaaaaawn.

I really like Nicolas' idea to do a sort of Pirates' "Futures Game." I'm pretty sure the team used to do something like this in the 90s, but stopped.

RIP Dave Roberts (1979 Pirates' version)

I know I wrote this at FanHouse a couple days ago, but how friggin' weird is John Smoltz going to look in a Red Sox uniform?

Replacement Level Yankees Blog has run the Hardball Times projections through a simulator 100 times and has the standings posted. Guess what? The sim says the Pirates are going to win 68 games! Unheard of! (via BBTF)

That's pretty much it. What a boring time of year. Is it time for camp yet? When does the WBC start?


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mocasdad said:

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Interesting that that projection had the Pirates scoring the fewest runs in baseball.
 
January 10, 2009
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Pat said:

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It's pretty preliminary, I mean it has four winning teams in AL, with three of them coming from the AL East.
 
January 10, 2009
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MrPedriqueIfYou'reNasty said:

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That did seem strangely mathematically unlikely...still, the Pirates made the playoffs at least once.

So you're saying there's a chance?
 
January 10, 2009
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jason said:

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That's a sweet Hermansen autograph Sickels has posted. Gotta be worth a small fortune.
 
January 11, 2009
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Josh said:

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true but it also gave them a .5% chance of getting the Wild Card.
 
January 11, 2009
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