UPDATE: SBR MLB Playoff Predictions - Its Berger vs Roach




As the 2007 MLB World Series between the Boston Red Sox and the Colorado Rockies gets ready to start tomorrow night in Boston, I thought we should look back on the playoff predictions made by the Sports Business Radio staff before the start of the playoffs.

To recap, here were our picks:

American League:

Brian Berger (SBR Host/Founder) - Yankees over Indians and Red Sox over Angels - Red Sox over Yankees

Nathan Roach (SBR Contributor) - Yankees over Indians and Red Sox over Angels - Red Sox over Yankees

Bobby Corser (SBR Producer) - Yankees over Indians and Angels over Red Sox - Angels over Yankees

Keith Forman (SBR Co-Founder) - Yankees over Indians and Angels over Red Sox - Angels over Yankees

National League:

Brian Berger (SBR Host) - Phillies over Rox/Padres winner and Cubs over D-Backs - Phillies over Cubs

Nathan Roach (SBR Contributor) - Phillies over Rox/Padres winner and Cubs over D-Backs - Cubs over Phillies

Bobby Corser (SBR Producer) - Phillies over Rox/Padres winner and Cubs over D-Backs - Cubs over Phillies

Keith Forman (SBR Co-Founder) - Phillies over Rox/Padres winner and Cubs over D-Backs - Cubs over Phillies

World Series:

Berger - Red Sox over Phillies

Roach - Red Sox over Cubs

Corser - Angels over Cubs

Forman - Angels over Cubs

So Nathan and I are still alive since we both have the Red Sox winning it all. Keith and Bobby are out since they both had the Angels winning it all (What were they thinking??!!)

Since Nathan and I decided that we don't want this contest to win in a tie, we've each picked the number of games for a Red Sox World Series win as well as the MVP of the series in case neither of us picks the correct number of games the World Series will last.

Berger (pictured to left in blue shirt) - Red Sox in 6 games - Josh Beckett MVP

Roach (pictured to left in olive shirt) - Red Sox in 5 games - David Ortiz MVP

We'll decide during our show this weekend what the winner of this contest gets, but needless to say we'll both be rooting for the Red Sox in the World Series.

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