For the majority of the season, the New York Metropolitans seemed to be the lone bright spot of the National League, the only exception being the Dodgers' run after the trading deadline. With Pedro and Glavine, the Mets' two best starters, succumbing to injruy late in the season, the N.L. Championship is seemingly up for grabs.
Whoever wins the title, the American League's dominance this year has been more than apparent. Their interleague record is staggering. Powerhouses such as the Detroit Tigers, the New York Yankees, the Chicago White Sox and the Boston Red Sox are enormous postseason threats to any team the National League can dish out.
When it comes to the end of October, will the National League even stand a chance in the World Series?
2006-08-20
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