There's 10 games to go. The Indians need to go at least 1-9 to avoid losing 100 games, an arbitrary but still an infamous mark. 6 of those games will be against Chicago, who is locked in a close battle for the AL Central title, and the remaining four against the Royals, a club that will likely finish below .500 but have been playing .500 baseball since the end of April.
So today's question is: do the Indians actually have a chance of losing 100 games?
Current Series
Royals lead the series 2-0
| Fri 09/21 | WP: Luis Mendoza (8 - 9) SV: Greg Holland LP: Justin Masterson (11 - 15) | 3 - 6 loss |
| Sat 09/22 | WP: Will Smith (6 - 8) SV: Kelvin Herrera LP: Ubaldo Jimenez (9 - 17) | 3 - 5 loss |
Cleveland Indians Sunday, Sep 23, 2012, 2:10 PM EDT David Huff vs Jake Odorizzi Sunny. Winds blowing from right to left field at 0-5 m.p.h. Game time temperature around 65. Complete Coverage > | ||
Poll
Do you think the Indians could actually lose 100 by going 0-10 over the last 10 games of the season?
This poll is closed
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17%
Absolutely, this team is capable of running off 10 losses in a row
(14 votes) -
55%
This team is terrible, but odds are they'll win a game or two
(44 votes) -
12%
Doubtful.
(10 votes) -
15%
No chance at all
(12 votes)