Predictions Sure To Go Wrong
There is something innate in human being that is validated by being right. Specifically, predicting the future.
There is something that feels powerful when we are able to properly know what will happen ahead of time. [If we really believe God knows all, then it's only proper that we submit our lives to the omniscient, omnipotent being that he is.] We like to predict things… especially when there are no consequences when we are wrong. But we bask in the glory of all of the times we were correct. When people predict the gender of an unborn child, I tell them that there is a 50% chance of them being right.
With that said… just to prove how powerful I am for fun, here are my Major League Baseball predictions for 2008.
NL East: Mets
NL Central: Brewers
NL West: Rockies
Wild Card: Padres
AL East: Red Sox
AL Central: Indians
AL West: Mariners
Wild Card: Tigers
Playoffs:
NLCS: Mets over Brewers
ALCS: Red Sox over Indians
World Series: Mets over Red Sox
Awards:
NL MVP: R Braun
NL CY: J Santana
NL ROY: C Rasmus
AL MVP: M Cabrera
AL CY: E Bedard
AL ROY: J Chamberlain (a little peace offering to Yankees fans)
Posted: April 10th, 2008 under Pastoral Musings, Well by RjL.
Tags: Baseball Predictions Mets Yankees Red Sox

Comment from Frank Kim
Time April 10, 2008 at 12:14 pm
I can’t believe you didn’t pick the Blue Jays!