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Harry Brenner Atlanta Last week's rocket scientist who ranked the Cards above the Cubs should be cleaning his Harry Carry sized glasses and looking for a new job. Go Cubs! Jeremy Little Urbana, Ill. Your comment about Scott Elarton was right on the mark. He is definitely the Astros' biggest disappointment this year. (Jose Lima is not a disappointment, he is performing just as expected.) Paul N. Henry Houston
Ben Hollis Hamilton, Bermuda Nobody can stop the Mariners. With the Padres falling -- like they usually do -- you can be sure that Phil Nevin will be in Seattle in a matter of a few weeks as well as another top pitcher. The Yankees will finally fall to Seattle. Kyle Wendte San Diego White Sox may be 22nd now, but after taking two of three from your No. 3 team, the Cubs, it's only the beginning of what's to come. Sean Doyle Evanston, Ill. 
The Mets are simply awful. Why are they rated so high in the Power Alley? Shoot, even the Deviled Eggs beat up on them. They must be the poorest defending league champion in history. Now ... that's 'nuff said.Dan Tarnow San Diego I know you love Camden Yards, but don't pronounce it the best park in the country until you've been at Safeco Field. Where else can you get great sushi, watch the sun set over the Olympics, and see the best team in baseball? Steve Reagin Burien, Wash. Why don't you give the White Sox some credit? The only hotter team in the majors than the White Sox over the past few weeks has been the Mariners. The White Sox are now beginning to prove that last year wasn't just a fluke. Logan Guettinger Dayton, Wash. |
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