Who’s Picking Who?
By Mike McClary in 2011 Postseason,Fungoes | 1 comment
Predictions are such a cliche, aren’t they? But, hey, the Tigers are in the postseason and in the spirit of supporting the home team, here’s a rundown of predictions for the Tigers/Yankees series from across the baseball galaxy:
Local Writers
- Tom Gage: Tigers in five
- Lynn Henning: Tigers in five
- Tony Paul: Tigers in five
- Bob Wojnowski: Tigers in five
- John Niyo: Yankees in five
- Mitch Albom: Tigers in five
- John Lowe: Tigers in five
- Michael Rosenberg: Tigers in five
- Drew Sharp: Tigers in four
New York Writers
Newsday
- Erik Boland (Yankees beat reporter): Tigers in four
- Mark Herrmann: Yankees in four
- Jim Baumbach: Tigers in four
Anthony Rieber: Tigers in five - David Lennon: Tigers in five
- Kimberley A. Martin: Yankees in five
- Ken Davidoff: Yankees in four
ESPN
- Jim Bowden: Yankees in five
- Jim Caple: Tigers in five
- Jerry Crasnick: Yankees in four
- Jayson Stark: Tigers in five
- Eric Karabell: Tigers in five
- Curt Schilling: Tigers
- John Kruk: Yankees
- Keith Law: Yankees
- Howard Bryant: Yankees in four
- Dave Schoenfield: Yankees in five
- Christina Kahrl: Tigers in five
Fox Sports
- Ken Rosenthal: Tigers in five
- Jon Paul Morosi: Tigers
The CBSSports.com Crew
- Consensus: Tigers in five
Yahoo! Sports
- Jeff Passan: Yankees in four
- Kevin Kaduk: Yankees in four
- Steve Henson: Tigers in five
- Dave Brown: Tigers in five
And one final prediction: on the ride to work on Thursday I heard Larry King call into Power Alley with Jim Duquette and Kevin Kennedy on SiriusXM. Ol’ Larry picks the Tigers, for what it’s worth.
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Jimmy | Sep 30, 2011 | Reply
Verlander is probably the best all around right handed young pitcher in both leagues. He should get both the MVP and Cy Young; and Clayton Kershaw should also receive the NL Cy Young award as both of them earned the triple crown of pitching. None the less; past Verlander the Tigers are shallow in pitching and their overall team ERA is clearly indicative of this. For that reason I pick the Yankees in four. If Detroit pulls it off; they will be a classic underdog winner!