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to win the west this year i think we need 86 wins.... i did the math and to accoompolish that we need a 27-22 record form today 8/8/07. even if we dont get in with 86 wins its still a great season i think we can go 27-22 we have the talent i guess only time will tell.  

EVERY TEAM GOES 54-54 ITS WHAT U DO WITH THE OTHER 54 THAT COUNTS.....the last loss in atlanta was 54 in my oponion was our most important loss cause in a sense was our last "free loss" now all the losses count towards a little more consider it a 54 game season right now.... HERE WE GO

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I doubt it....
I really think it will take more than that.  Probably more like 90.  Regarding this, this website is kind of fun...
http://www.baseballprospectus.com/statistics/ps_odds.php

It places the current odds of the Rockies making the playoffs at near 30%, which actually isn't too bad given the number of teams competing for a few spots.

by DenverBears on Aug 9, 2007 7:34 AM MDT reply actions   0 recs

If you click on the Rockies, you can follow
how these percentage changed over the season.

For example, the Rockies' chance of making the playoffs increased 7% just by winning last night's game.

Seems much higher than I would have thought for just winning one game.  I think it also includes all the runs scored last night as it projects out the future record using the pythag method.

Interesting stuff...

by Roberbola on Aug 9, 2007 1:43 PM MDT up reply actions   0 recs

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