Which team is most likely to turn it around this season?

[BrewCrewFan]

Which of these teams that are currently struggling will be the most likely to turn it around this season and finish above .500?
 
Rays: 15-18
Yankees: 14-20
Tigers: 15-20
Astros: 15-22
 

 

[Big Papi]

Yankees I don't see turning it around too much. They are old, and just not very good.

Rays you never know, but I see the Yankees having more wins then them.

Tigers could get streaky with that offense, but their pitching is still very not good despite them trying to make it better.

The Astros are the only team on here I could see going and winning a wild card. They played over their heads last season, and I think the young guys will step it up.

 

[snipezo]

Yankees

They have a killer bullpen as well as a good rotation. If they start hitting, they could easily go on a nice roll.

 

[Teagz]

Definitely not the Tigers.
 
 
 
Probably the Yanks.

 

[Pugz]

i dont believe in any of these teams, especially not the tigers. i guess the astros have the most potential.

 

[Senators26]

Don't really see any of them turning it around but I guess the Astros have a team that can easily flip a switch and go on a roll. Maybe the Yankees, but the bats just aren't there.

 

[PWNdroia]

Astros I thought would be good, but now I see they were just one year wonders last year.
 
Gotta be the Yankees to come back.  They stay in the game all year round.

 

[A.E]

The Astros are young enough and have the talent. Their bullpen has to get it together and Carlos Gomez needs to start hitting.

 

[Phil The Thrill]

Yeah Astros have more than enough talent to be just 1 year wonders. Altuve, Spring and Correa are too goo. Bullpen is strong.
 
Keuchel is just pitching like ass. And Gomez has been shit at the plate.

 

[PWNdroia]

Yeah Astros have more than enough talent to be just 1 year wonders. Altuve, Spring and Correa are too goo. Bullpen is strong.
 
Keuchel is just pitching like ass. And Gomez has been shit at the plate.

 
Carlos Gomez has always been shit at the plate.  He's a career .257 hitter with a career OBP of .311.