The World Series features two
opposite teams although they were both wild cards. It seems like two unlikely teams but I see it
different. It is kind of David vs.
Goliath although not exactly. The San
Francisco Giants surprised a lot of people by winning the National League as a
wild card team. The thing about them is
though they have had a lot of success in recent years. The Giants are now in their third World
Series in the last five years and they have won two of them. The Giants won it all in 2010 and also in
2012 which bodes well for them since this is an even year as well. The Kansas City Royals haven't even made the
playoffs since 1985 when they won their last World Championship.
The Royals are the hottest team,
they played great baseball after the All Star Break and then came back from a
7-3 deficit in the wild card game and haven't lost a game. They swept through the Anaheim Angels and the
Baltimore Orioles and are 8-0 in the postseason. They are a young, athletic team that is
acting like they have been here before.
The Royals play great defense and have a great bullpen.
The San Francisco Giants have very
good pitching from top to bottom. They
have more experience and maybe a little better offense. There isn't really too much difference on
paper between the two teams. The biggest
thing in my estimation would be the experience of the Giants. The Royals do have the home field advantage
though. I see this being a very good and
evenly matched series. I think it will
be along one but I think the Giants will come out winning their third title in
five years. I am going to pick the
Giants in six to win it. If you are a
baseball fan buckle up as this should be a good one. If you aren't you may want to check this out
as everyone has been drawn into the story of the Royals. It all begins on Tuesday night.
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