Great Expectations

[Appling]

Consider your team's prospects for the 2007 MLB season.
How far must they advance for you to consider this a successful season?

* Will you be happy if they win they win their division or become the league's "wild card"?
* OK if they advance to the League Championship Series?
* Make it to the World Series? -- or...
* Must they WIN the World Series? (Nothing else is "good enough"!)

Are your expections reasonable?

I would love to see the Twins in another World Series. (They don't have to win it but thata would be nice.)

If the Cubs ever make it to the WS (not likely this year) I want them to win it all!
(Or should they wait until 20-oh-eight, which would make it an even 100 years?)

[redlegsfan21]

I think a division title is good enough for the Reds. This is the most win-able division and this team has some good players.

[DodgerBlue8188]

The Dodgers would have to make the NLCS to be considered a successful season. I'd almost say make it to the world series but I guess I have to be realistic. It is def an improvement from last year being swept. I guess if they made it to the NLCS and did not get swept and won at least 2 games I'd consider that a great season.

I voted an appearance in the WS though.

[NYMets523]

Considering the Mets fell 1 victory short of the World Series last year, I have to go with participation in the WS at the least. I think they have the parts to win the World Series (especially if they can get Pedro and Sanchez back in time for the playoffs).

[Future:Greatest2BofAll-Time]

The Dodgers need to AT LEAST make it to the NLCS. Just get past the First Round.

[SamtheBravesFan]

I voted getting into the playoffs. After what happened last season, that would be a blessing. Anything else is cake.