For this last one I’m going to add up all the rankings from all the posts I’ve done over the past month. This will be my last post here for HH. Thank you to all who have read the site over the past few months. Here they are in projected order of finish. The lower the number the better.
Feb. 21, 2113; Tempe, AZ, USA: Los Angeles Angels players (from left), infielder Mark Trumbo , outfielder Mike Trout , first baseman Albert Pujols and outfielder Josh Hamilton pose for a portrait during photo day at Tempe Diablo Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
Starting Pitching-5
Bullpen-5
Catcher-5
First Base-5
Second Base-3
Third Base-5
Shortstop-5
Left Field-5
Center Field-5
Right Field- 5
Total: 43 points
Starting Pitching-4
Bullpen-4
Catcher-4
First Base-4
Second Base-4
Third Base-3
Shortstop-4
Left Field-3
Center Field-2
Right Field-4
Total: 36 points
Starting Pitching-3
Bullpen-2
Catcher-2
First Base-3
Second Base-5
Third Base-4
Shortstop-3
Left Field-2
Center Field-1
Right Field-3
Total: 28 points
Starting Pitching-1
Bullpen-3
Catcher-1
First Base-2
Second Base-1
Third Base-1
Shortstop-1
Left Field-4
Center Field-4
Right Field-2
Total: 20 points
Los Angeles Angels
Starting Pitching-2
Bullpen-1
Catcher-3
First Base-1
Second Base-2
Third Base-3
Shortstop-2
Left Field-1
Center Field-3
Right Field-1
Total: 19 points
As you can see, the Angels, just barely, according to my rankings are the best team in the division. What says you? Are the Angels the best team in the division? Leave a comment and let us know.
Jason is a recent master's degree recipient in sports management. He's been a huge baseball and sports fan since he was born. Jason is currently a board op at SiriusXM for college and pro football and basketball games.
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