The World Series at the Dodgers

Their manager Dave Roberts said it and our experts too: it is the Los Angeles Dodgers who will win the World Series next October.

And if we rely on the participants of this perilous game of predictions (a baseball season is long and anything can happen), the Dodgers may well play their last games against the Chicago White Sox.

Our connoisseurs also see a prosperous season for the Toronto Blue Jays and their hitter Vladimir Guerrero Jr. But their lack of experience in October could cost them a participation in the ultimate series.

As for the Seattle Mariners and Abraham Toro, opinions are mixed. But many think they could do better than last year, when they were in the hunt for the playoffs until the very end, without however managing to take part.

Jean-Nicolas Blanchet, The Journal of Quebec

Is

1. Blue Jays*

2. Yankees*

3.Rays*

4.Red Sox

5. Orioles

Central

1. White Sox*

2. Twins

3. Guardians

4.Tigers

5. Royals

Where is

1. Astros*

2. Angels*

3.Mariners

4. Athletics

5. Rangers

Is

1. Food*

2. Brave*

3. Phillies*

4. Marlins

5. Nationals

Central

1.Brewers*

2. Cardinals

3. Cubs

4.Reds

5. Pirates

Where is

1. Dodgers*

2. Padres*

3.Giants

4.Rockies

5. Diamondbacks

World Series Finalists

Dodgers v. White Sox

World Series Winners

Dodgers

Cy Young Trophies

American: Lucas Giolito

National: Walker Buehler

Most Valuable Players

American: Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

National: Juan Soto

Rookies of the Year:

American: Shane Baz

National: Keibert Ruiz

Managers of the year:

American: Tony La Russa

National: Bob Melvin

Surprise of the year: Dishes

Disappointment of the year: Red Sox

Rodger Brulotte, The Journal of Montreal

Is

1. Blue Jays*

2. Yankees*

3.Red Sox*

4.Rays

5. Orioles

Central

1. White Sox*

2. Twins

3. Royals

4.Tigers

5. Guardians

Where is

1.Mariners*

2. Astros*

3.Angels

4. Rangers

5. Athletics

Is

1. Phillies*

2. Brave*

3. Food*

4. Marlins

5. Nationals

Central

1.Brewers*

2. Cubs*

3. Cardinals

4. Pirates

5.Reds

Where is

1. Dodgers*

2.Giants

3. Padres

4.Rockies

5. Diamondbacks

World Series Finalists

Dodgers v. Astros

World Series Winners

Astros

Cy Young Trophies

American: Lucas Giolito

National: Walker Buehler

Most Valuable Players

American: Aaron Judge

National: Juan Soto

Rookies of the Year:

American: Julio Rodriguez

National: Seiya Suzuki

Managers of the year:

American: Scott Servais

National: Joe Girardi

Surprise of the year: Mariners

Disappointment of the year: Angels

Denis Casavant, VAT Sports

Is

1. Blue Jays*

2. Yankees*

3.Red Sox*

4.Rays

5. Orioles

Central

1. White Sox*

2. Twins

3. Royals

4.Tigers

5. Guardians

Where is

1.Mariners*

2. Astros*

3.Angels

4. Rangers

5. Athletics

Is

1. Food*

2. Brave*

3. Phillies

4. Marlins

5. Nationals

Central

1.Brewers*

2.Cards*

3. Cubs

4.Reds

5. Pirates

Where is

1. Dodgers*

2. Padres*

3.Giants

4.Rockies

5. Diamondbacks

World Series Finalists

Dodgers v. White Sox

World Series Winner

White Sox

Cy Young Trophies

American: Lucas Giolito

National: Max Scherzer

Most Valuable Players

American: Luis Robert

National: Mookie Betts

Rookies of the Year:

American: Bobby Witt Jr.

National: Seiya Suzuki

Managers of the year:

American: Scott Servais

National: Buck Showalter

Surprise of the year: Mariners

Disappointment of the year: Rays

Jacques Doucet, VAT Sports

Is

1. Blue Jays*

2. Yankees*

3.Rays*

4.Red Sox

5. Orioles

Central

1. Guardians*

2. White Sox*

3. Royals

4.Twins

5.Tigers

Where is

1. Astros*

2. Athletics

3.Mariners

4.Angels

5. Rangers

Is

1. Brave*

2. Phillies*

3. Dish

4. Nationals

5. Marlins

Central

1.Brewers*

2.Reds*

3. Cubs

4. Cards

5. Pirates

Where is

1. Dodgers*

2. Giants*

3. Padres

4.Rockies

5. Diamondbacks

World Series Finalists

Dodgers v. Blue Jays

World Series Winner

Dodgers

Cy Young Trophies

American: Shohei Ohtani

National: Lucas Giolito

Most Valuable Players

American: Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

National: Freddie Freeman

Rookies of the Year:

American: Shane Baz

National: Richie Palacios

Managers of the year:

American: Dusty Baker

National: Dave Roberts

Surprise of the year: Reds

Disappointment of the year: Dishes

Francois Paquet, VAT Sports

Is

1. Blue Jays*

2.Rays*

3. Yankees*

4.Red Sox

5. Orioles

Central

1. White Sox*

2.Tigers

3.Twins

4. Guardians

5. Royals

Where is

1. Astros*

2. Mariners*

3.Angels

4. Rangers

5. Athletics

Is

1. Brave*

2. Food*

3. Phillies

4. Marlins

5. Nationals

Central

1.Brewers*

2. Cardinals*

3. Cubs

4.Reds

5. Pirates

Where is

1. Dodgers*

2. Giants*

3. Padres

4.Rockies

5. Diamondbacks

World Series Finalists

brave c. White Sox

World Series Winner

White Sox

Cy Young Trophies

American: Kevin Gausman

National: Walker Buehler

Most Valuable Players

American: Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

National: Trea Turner

Rookies of the Year:

American: Bobby Witt Jr.

National: Hunter Greene

Managers of the year:

American: AJ Hinch

National: Buck Showalter

Surprise of the year: Tigers

Disappointment of the year: Twins

Benoit Rioux, QMI Agency

Is

1. Blue Jays*

2. Yankees*

3.Rays*

4.Red Sox

5. Orioles

Central

1. White Sox*

2. Twins

3. Guardians

4.Tigers

5. Royals

Where is

1. Astros*

2. Angels*

3.Mariners

4. Rangers

5. Athletics

Is

1. Brave*

2. Food*

3. Phillies

4. Marlins

5. Nationals

Central

1.Brewers*

2. Cardinals*

3. Cubs

4.Reds

5. Pirates

Where is

1. Dodgers*

2. Padres*

3.Giants

4.Rockies

5. Diamondbacks

World Series Finalists

White Sox v. Dodgers

World Series Winners

Dodgers

Cy Young Trophies

American: Joseph Berrios

National: Walker Buehler

Most Valuable Players

American: Mike Trout

National: Juan Soto

Rookies of the Year:

American: Bobby Witt Jr.

National: Hunter Greene

Managers of the year:

American: Charlie Montoyo

National: Bob Melvin

Surprise of the year: Dishes

Disappointment of the year: Athletics

*Teams that will make the playoffs in each division.

New regulations

The labor dispute that has marked major league baseball in recent months has not only weighed on the patience of fans. It will also have led to the creation of new regulations. Here are three.

1. Designated hitter for all

Much to the chagrin of purists, launchers will no longer strike. The number of drop shots will therefore continue to drastically decrease in baseball. It’s a shame for the strategists, but it will be fun for the fans, who could go get their hot dog before the end of the innings when they saw the pitchers present themselves at the plate with the certainty that they would not touch. the ball.

2. Two more clubs in series

This is good news, which could keep the interest of several markets longer during the season. The top two teams in each league will get a bye to the first round of the playoffs, and the other top four teams in each league will play a best-of-three series. So that’s it for suicide games, in addition to allowing an additional team to play baseball in October.

3. A lottery for the first choice

The first pick in the draft will no longer automatically go to the most mediocre team in major league baseball. As in the National Hockey League, it will now be a lottery that will determine which team will get the best hope.

Players who want to leave their mark

A few promising players are likely to break into major league baseball this season, but over the next few months the spotlight will also be on veterans trying to write their names in history.


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3000 hits

Miguel Cabrera: 2987

Cabrera is 13 hits away from reaching the incredible 3,000 career mark. This is the most incredible mark that should be crossed this year. Moreover, the veteran of almost 39 years is also likely to reach the plateau of 600 doubles, which he could do at the same time. Cabrera could end his career with more hits than legends like Wade Boggs, Rod Carew, Lou Brock and Ichiro Suzuki.

500 laps

Nelson Cruz: 449

The 41-year-old slugger is 51 homers away from hitting the 500 mark. He’s three long balls away from Red Sox legend Carl Yastrzemski for 39th all-time and 14 away from passing Jose Canseco.

200 wins

Max Scherzer: 190

Clayton Kershaw: 185

Adam Wainwright: 184

The plateau of 200 wins is accessible for these three starters, but questions arise about the state of health of Scherzer, who landed with the unpredictable Mets. Same thing for Kershaw, who signed a new pact with the Dodgers. Wainwright had an incredible season last year. However, it is likely to approach the mark this year and reach it next year.


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3000 innings pitched

Justin Verlander: 2988

This is the return of the big right-hander after a year on the sidelines. The Astros pitcher is just 12 innings away from reaching 3,000 career pitches. This is a brand that we are not about to see again soon.


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400 saved games

Craig Kimbrel: 372

The reliever is only 28 saved games away from reaching the 400 mark. He would thus become the seventh reliever in history to reach this milestone. And it will be with the Dodgers that he will try to accomplish this task.

4865 withdrawals as receiver

Yadier Molina: 4610

With 4,610 outs as a receiver, Yadier Molina is 255 away from surpassing Ivan Rodriguez’s mark of 4,865. This stat is counted when a catcher catches a third catch. It may seem trivial, if he passes Rodriguez, Molina would become the catcher who has generated the most strikeouts in baseball history.

– Texts and research: Jean-Nicolas Blanchet


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