Friarhood Staff Predicts 2013 Season

Posted: 12:03 pm, April 4, 2013 by Richard Dorsha

Predictions are fun, and little else. They are certainly not informational, so no running to the casino, but here’s how the Friarhood writers see the 2013 season shaking out:

Friarhood staff	Steve Adler	Brandon Cline	Richard Dorsha
NL West	Giants	Giants	Giants
NL Central	Reds	Reds	Reds
NL East	Nationals	Nationals	Braves
AL West	Angels	Angels	Angels
AL Central	Tigers	Tigers	Tigers
AL East	Rays	Blue Jays	Rays
NL Champions	Nationals	Nationals	Reds
AL Champions	Angels	Angels	Angels
World Series Champion	Nationals	Nationals	Angels
NL MVP	Joey Votto	Buster Posey	Joey Votto
AL MVP	Albert Pujols	Robinson Cano	Albert Pujols
NL Cy Young	Clayton Kershaw	Kris Medlin	Mat Latos
AL Cy Young	Justin Verlander	Yu Darvish	Jared Weaver
Optimistic Padres prediction	Gyorko wins ROY	Alonso hits 15-20 HR	Padres finish .500 or better

Friarhood staff	Chris Kelly	Glen Miller	Matt Rennick
NL West	Giants	Giants	Giants
NL Central	Reds	Reds	Reds
NL East	Nationals	Nationals	Nationals
AL West	Angels	Rangers	Angels
AL Central	Tigers	Tigers	Tigers
AL East	Blue Jays	Orioles	Blue Jays
NL Champions	Nationals	Nationals	Nationals
AL Champions	Blue Jays	Tigers	Tigers
World Series Champion	Nationals	Tigers	Nationals
NL MVP	Bryce Harper	Jason Heyward	Bryce Harper
AL MVP	Jose Bautista	Jose Bautista	Mike Trout
NL Cy Young	Clayton Kershaw	Matt Cain	Stephen Strasburg
AL Cy Young	Jared Weaver	Felix Hernandez	Justin Verlander
Optimistic Padres prediction	Kyle Blanks hits for cycle	Grandal hits 10 HR in 95 games	Padres win 90, earn Wild Card

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About the author: Richard Dorsha

The Padres above all others. There is nothing else in sports I want more than a Padres World Series title. My sports fandom begins and ends with the Friars. A San Diegan and Padre fan for more than 30 years now. Love to view the Padres from a historical context after reading about the team's humble beginnings to the dream come true of joining the National League. Been to more Padre games than I can count, seen more hours of Padre baseball than I care to mention.