Jonathan Papalbon has 7 saves as a rookie in april, how many will he have by the end of the season?
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It's hard to guess, but 40+ could be expected.  But he has to hold this job.
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He's in the minors. He's not good enough since he's 9-1-1. \nJust kidding. He's injured.
374200
none, hes injured and a major doubt for the team!!!!!! hope that resolves your question!!!!!!!!
518474
It's April there is still like 130 games to play he is still swinging the bat up around .300 and the power will come.  He went to the WBC which has hurt some players early so I think he'll be coming into his 05 form by this weekend.
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Glavine has already announced that as soon as her reaches 300 wins he will retire.  He is currently at 290 wins.  Now whether he completes the season or not is still an open question.  I'm sure he will re-sign with the Mets because they give him the best chance to win.  Now if the Mets are doing well as we all think they will, he will probably finish the season with them via playoffs and possible world series appearance.  I'm sure he will win at least 10 games in 2007.
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They were very surprising to me last year. Chad Cordero will convert over 50 saves this year, and if they give Alfonso Soriano what he wants, he will get around his career high last year, 104 RBI's. Their starting pitching lineup is good, but I will just say this. When Livan Hernandez and Russ Ortiz are not pitching, the batting must do the work. My Washington Nationals prediction:3rd in the NL East, with a 87-75 record. Playoff birth will come soon. Please give me more of your team prediction questions. Football, Basketball, and Baseball.
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I agree with Ricky, only because he is one of the only rookies that is going to be able to get in on the action during the season. He is ready to play in the NFL. He will have plenty of offensive weapons, such as Edgerrin James, Larry Fitzgerald, and Anquan Boldin. He will be able to get plenty of minutes and prove his worth. Leinart should have been taken higher, but now he is on a better team.
681286
Great, when can he start?
247860
First, to all of the Yankee fans, stay strong!!  our bullpen is shaky but the starting rotation to a good leap towards the end of last season.  also Damon's contribution to the team won't go un-noticed.  finally, with news of Sox pitcher Bronson Arroyo leavin' Bean-Town and Red's OF Mo Pena coming in, there is nowhere for the Yankees to go but up in the AL.  Can't wait till April baby!!!
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He's been around forever - his rookie year was 20 years ago with the Pirates.  He's been an All-Star several seasons now, and has quite a few Gold Gloves.  I have a bunch of cards of him in my album.  I don't like that he has been taken out of the lineup, but everybody has to go sometime - retire, I mean, and he has expressed his intent to retire at the end of this season.
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he could possibly still start this year if he goes with the 8 week recovery, and he feels well by september. - i would say its a longshot for them to do much if he is not well by the time august gets here, and if he does not start the first 2-4 games, i think their chances are slim to nill
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Do you mean include players from around the league?  And is "best" this season?  If so, here it is(stats as of 4:33 on June 10, 2006, three OF instead of separate because the positions are so similar):\nC:Mauer .384 AVG 5 HR 30 R 31 RBI 6 SB He's only 23, too\n1B:Pujols .308 25 52 65 2 Any question?\n2B:Utley .313 12 52 39 6 He's everything you want in a 2B \n3B:A-Rod .286 13 49 45 5 Beats Wright on career expectations\nSS:Tejada .331 13 49 46 2 SBs only do so much for Reyes\nOF:Soriano .303 23 48 46 14 Would be best 2B\nOF:Bay .313 19 44 52 5 This young Canadian is good\nOF:Beltran .294 17 43 44 10 Back to form after terrible '05\nDH:Thome .289 21 48 53 0 Narrowly edges out Hafner\nSP:Mussina 8-1 78 K 2.67 ERA 1.00 ERA Tearing up batters\nSP:Schilling 9-2 77 3.81 1.03 High ERA only flaw\nSP:P.Martinez 5-2 94 3.01 0.88 Still doing great in New York\nSP:Arroyo 8-0 68 2.31 1.10  Never heard of him?  Join the club.\nSP:Webb 8-0 65 2.14 1.08 Only undefeated on this staff\nAnd because I'm having fun\nRP: John Papelbon 20 SV 31 0.30 0.63 Incredible rookie season\n\nThere you have it.
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I would say about 10%.  The longer belfour is out, the better their chances.  He's done as a goalie.
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When it's all over?  So you mean when his career is done?\n\nWell, he's got 904 hits in 6 seasons.  He's still pretty young.\n\nI'd say he'll probably get somewhere between 1900-2200 career hits.  I guess it'll depend on how long he decides to play.  I don't think he's a candidate for 3,000 hits, if that's what you mean.
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I'm not sure what the official word is - try asking them directly at their new blog - http://blog.360.yahoo.com/ysportsblog - for an official answer.\n\nBut I'd guess you won't be too disappointed with their answer.\n\nOkay, now that it's out, I can give the official word that it's out - heheh.\n\nEnjoy and good luck this season. No injuries!\n\nhttp://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-6DUCtjYoaLYIUQbGbJMG6_NjrA--?cq=1&p=29
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Alex Rios (Tor - OF)\nCasey Blake (Cle - 3B, OF)\nJoe Crede (CWS - 3B)\nCraig Wilson (Pit - 1B, OF)\n\n\nThose guys are doing pretty well this season, especially Rios and Blake. If either of those are available then pick them up and expect them to take a permament spot in your roster, as for Crede and Wilson they've cooled off after a pretty decent start. Don't expect them to stay on your team very long.
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John Papelbon. He is already closing for one of the most prestigious teams in the AL, and he is one of the biggest stars on the team, even in his first years. If he is injured, or can't keep it up, I would pick Felix Hernandez for the Seattle Mariners to rebound and be the King Felix of last season