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The 2011 World Series between the Texas Rangers and the St. Louis Cardinals gets underway tonight at Busch Stadium in St. Louis.
The Rangers are a great team but I can’t see them getting past St. Louis. The Cardinals have been the best team in MLB since the end of August. So the Cardinals in six with Lance Berkman winning World Series MVP honors.
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Bob Grant| 10.19.11 @ 11:13AM
The lack of a designated hitter could hurt the Rangers in 4 of the 7 games played at the National League Park.
Aaron Goldstein| 10.19.11 @ 11:38AM
It's possible. However, the Rangers don't tend to rely on a single DH. You could say they don't have a "designated" DH. At various points during the course of the season Michael Young, Mike Napoli, Yorvit Torrealba, Josh Hamilton, David Murphy and Ian Kinsler have been the DH. I suspect we will see different DHs in Games 1 & 2.
Bob Grant| 10.19.11 @ 11:58AM
I suppose it comes down to placing the best DH who will have the smallest impact in the field. More than likely it will be replacing the first baser with Michael Young.
If the Rangers can keep these games close to the last 3 or 4 innings they should win. I prefer great relievers and hitters to a great rotation.
Clint| 10.19.11 @ 11:41AM
Hitters Are Ruling This Year.
Ken (Old Texican)| 10.19.11 @ 2:03PM
Baseball HALL OF FACT: "Great pitching ALWAYS wins against great hitting!"
(when my knuckle-ball worked..........we won.)
LarryK| 10.19.11 @ 3:38PM
Hey Ken,
I'd rather be a knuckle ball than a knuckle head.
Toughest pitch to hit.
Joe R| 10.19.11 @ 2:49PM
Isn't Aaron Goldstein the same guy who picked the Cubs to win the NL pennant at the beginning of the year? Loser
Clint| 10.19.11 @ 2:55PM
Good pitching will beat good hitting any time, and vice versa. ~Bob Veale, 1966
Clint| 10.19.11 @ 11:14PM
Cards Win 3-2 on 6 Hits.
Steve A| 10.20.11 @ 8:22AM
Aaron, You are looking good so far. cards up 1-0 & Berkman big 2 rbi double.
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