2008 National League Preview: Darkhorse Teams - Cincinnati Reds, Los Angeles Dodgers

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2008 National League Preview: Darkhorse Teams - Cincinnati Reds, Los Angeles Dodgers
alanhull1 alanhull1 posted 2/26/2008 from baseballmastermind.com (flag)
I was originally going to write this darkhorse article on the Reds and the Braves, who I saw as fringe competitors, where the Braves finished third and the Reds finished fifth in their respective divisions, but after consulting the futures odds at Vegas Insider, I thought I needed to sub in the Dodgers for the Braves as they are currently listed as 22/1 favorites to win the World Series... (link)

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