Playoffs offer 1982 chance for baseball forecasts
Forecaster revises picks for AL and NL divisions. Milwaukee faces California in a key AL showdown with Vuckovich and Caldwell strong in the rotation while Fingers could swing the outcome. In the NL, Atlanta’s late surge and St Louis’ depth shape a Cardinals edge, with a St Louis in five prediction.
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Yankees
White Sox
Expos
Dodgers
Montreal
New York
Milwaukee
California
Brewers
Pete Vuckovich
Mike Caldwell
Don Sutton
Baltamore
Jim Slaton
Bob McClure
Moose Haas
Doc Medich
Angels
Geoff Zahn
Tommy John
Ken Forsch
Steve Renko
Moliter
Yount
Cooper
Thomas
Oglivie
Downing
Baylor
Jackson
Carew
DeCinces
Albiet
St. Louis
Atlanta
Braves
Bill Nahorodny
Mike Lum
Luis Gomez
Brian Asselstine
Why did Tribe fail this year
Cleveland baseball writer Steve Herrick details a tough 1982 season for the Indians. Injuries and underperforming players plagued a rebuilt roster as Bert Blyleven borr rowed elbow trouble, Bake McBride missed the season with an eye infection, and aces John Denny and Rick Waits were limited. Pitching reliance fell on Sutcliffe Barker and Spilner, while GM Phil Seghi and team president Gabe Paul aimed to contend but injuries and uneven performances doomed the Tribe.
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Steve Herrick
C-T
Cleveland
Dave Garcia
Cleveland Stadium
Garcia
Tribe
Gabe Paul
Phil Seghi
Milwaukee
Bert Blyleven
Blyleven
McBride
Chicago
John Denny
Rick Waits
Rick Sutcliffe
Len Barker
Dan Spiliner
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Thunderbolt Godbolt returns as Elyria grid sideline reporter
Tony Godbolt, former Elyria high star known as Thunderbolt, works as a part time sideline reporter for Elyria cable Channel 35. He reviews stats with Matt Lundy, learns teams, interviews coaches after games, and enjoys watching his own broadcasts at home.
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Roger Negin
Tony Godbolt
Thunderbolt
Elyria High
Tony
Elyria
Channel 35
Godbolt
Nancy Foy
United Parcel Service
Matt Lundy
Lundy
Career Academy
Columbus
United States Steel
UPS
Marion
C-T
Pioneers
John Husband
Mac Thomas
Tye
Woody Hayes
Avon Lake
Greg Edwards
Edwards
Terry Dean
Ohio Conference may lose five member schools this year
The Ohio Conference could shed Oberlin Kenyon Ohio Wesleyan Denison and Wooster as new alignments form toward a possible Midwest league with three other schools plus Carnegie Mellon and Case Western Reserve. The policy shift toward per student aid is cited as a core issue, though final decisions rest with college presidents.
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George Strode
Ohio Conference
Oberlin
Kenyon
Ohio Wesleyan
Associated Press
Denison and
Wooster
Carnegie-Mellon
Case
Western Reserve
Midwest
Ohio
Dick Gordin
Gordin
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