Crowdsourcing the 2014 Season: Submit Your Predictions
This afternoon, Dave Cameron has published in these electronic pages the results of the FanGraphs staff predictions both for the American League and also the National League. As Cameron notes, those predictions will be wrong — grievously so, in some cases.
In the spirit of egalitarianism that pervades this site, FanGraphs is giving readers the opportunity to be just as wrong as our staff — by allowing them (i.e. those same readers) to predict the various winners of baseball’s divisional titles and wild-card berths and end-of-season awards.
To that end, the reader is invited, using the form below, to enter his or her predictions for the 2014 season. Results of the crowd’s selections will be published on Monday.
Carson Cistulli has published a book of aphorisms called Spirited Ejaculations of a New Enthusiast.
That was…fun.
I can’t select the Angels as a wild card?
Never mind. Maybe I just shouldn’t, rather than couldn’t.
Then don’t…’t.
Some people think out loud.
2014 Crowd Predictions
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This made my day. I am Carson’s friend, it’s in writing and on the internet. My life is complete.
It’s Stockholm syndrome, buddy.
I’ll be the ROY.
Do we get to look back at peoples predictions at the end of the year and laugh at them?
If you don’t pick Kluber as the Cy Young for both leagues, you are out of the society!!!
from what I’ve been reading the past month, I thought that honor belonged to Danny Salazar.
Wonder if I get more than one vote.
I’ve crawled through the insulation ducts and peeked at the answers. You guys are idiots!