Best Division in MLB?

[FirstTimer]

Way to respond 5 hours later when I wasn't around to reply to this. You came in here, read what I wrote, then responded 5 hours later. Next time don't take 5 hours to post a 4 sentence response.

Jesus Christ dipshit. I don't stay logged into VSN 24/7. Nor am I around a computer all the time in order to respond to your idiotic ramblings.

It took me 5 hours to respond because I left work (where I spend 99% of my time on VSN), went home, worked out, had dinner, watched TV while my fiancee used the computer to look up info on grad school then logged on after she got off the computer before I went to bed.

LOL at all getting all pissy like I was avoiding the big bad MVPete on an internet message board.

Once again, get a clue and come back and post. I'm surprised you haven't crashed the server yet with your dumbass posts.

[FirstTimer]

Im going with the AL Central

Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
and a up and coming KC

This division is beast

Average teams humping all year isn't "beast"

To back up FirstTimer, the NL central is usually really competitive up until the last month or so. Last year the Cubs had 1st place in a stranglehold for the better part of the year, but most of the time there are 2 to 3 teams fighting back and forth.

Id go with the AL East though to answer the topic. Rays and Red Sox are damn good with the Yankees and Jays in that next tier, and the Orioles closely behind.

The Brewers were like 3 back before a big September series with the Cubs. That division was a lot closer down the stretch than people remember.

[FirstTimer]

Sounds like a fun job.

Acutally it is. I work distribution support for an international company. 99% of my contacts are over the phone or via email so I have a lot of time at a desk each day. VSN isn't blocked..yet...so I spend my down time and time between quotes, meetings, etc, here.

Anything else sweet tits?

[FirstTimer]

Just hoping we could get back to being friends with benifits and put this behind us .

You'll have to fight Cyn for my a-hole.

[Chrispy]

no question AL East

[yrok1]

everyone is missing the entire point of this thread as "what division is the hardest to win?"
nl central no competition because it is the only division with 6 teams

[FirstTimer]

everyone is missing the entire point of this thread as "what division is the hardest to win?"
nl central no competition because it is the only division with 6 teams

You're an idiot.

I would say the point of the thread is the fucking title.

Fucking dipshit.

[The Messenger]

everyone is missing the entire point of this thread as "what division is the hardest to win?"
nl central no competition because it is the only division with 6 teams

Thread is called "Best division in MLB", not "Toughest to win". And it doesn't matter either way, the AL East is the best and the toughest to win.

If you put the Yankees, Red Sox, or Rays in any other division, it wouldn't be tougher for them to win. Other divisions just have similar-skilled teams. If a powerhouse team from the AL East entered those divisions, it wouldn't be tougher for them to win.

[jaggles82]

AL East, although the NL west when its crap fest

[FirstTimer]

What century?

The current one and the last one...

[FirstTimer]

I'm just tired of hearing about the Yankees success of days gone by
Wasnt Clinton President the last time they won?

Yes. Then again it's not like they have sucked ass in the decade. They went to the WS in 2001 and 2003 and were in the ALCS in 2004 and hadn't missed the playoffs until last season. They've still been relevant.

[DJ Fog]

As of this morning:

AL East - 103 - 89 .536
AL Central - 87-100 .465
AL West - 72-73 .497

NL East - 88-95 .481
NL Central - 118-102 .536
NL West - 89-98 .476


Interleague play about to start up, Will be cool to compare after that goes through.

[DJ Fog]

Put it this way, at 22-17 the Yankees are in 3rd place in the AL East.

In the NL, a 22-17 record at this point would be 1st in the East, the wildcard team (2nd) from the central, or the wildcard team (2nd) from the west.

[DaaBoTownSox]

Put it this way, at 22-17 the Yankees are in 3rd place in the AL East.

In the NL, a 22-17 record at this point would be 1st in the East, the wildcard team (2nd) from the central, or the wildcard team (2nd) from the west.

Well said.