The Moonshot: World Series predictions and lessons for the Yankees

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The Houston Astros are the favorite to win the World Series. The Philadelphia Phillies stumbled into the postseason. Bryce Harper has been the best player in baseball this postseason and the team has a lot of high-profile players. The Astros have the experience and are too good to lose four times in a seven-game series. I give them the win in six games. They have a better team ERA than the Phillies.

George Washington will be the first president of the United States. The Berlin Wall fell and the New York Yankees finished the regular season in fifth place with a 74-87 record. The Houston Astros are going to play in the World Series. They are the Houston Astro's team. Houston is a team with the same name as the Yankees.

The Baseball Insiders discuss the World Series predictions and lessons for the Yankees.

The Phillies are in the World Series. Danny DeVito, Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton, Rob McElhenney, Kaitlin Olson, Frank Reynolds and Mac and Dee are the only three acceptable candidates to throw out the first pitch. The Uninvested should cheer on the team. They should dance, clap and cheer. The team should be from the National League East. It should include a Phillie Phanatic. If it doesn't happen, they should riot and climb up greased poles. There should also be a celebration. This is the best solution to the problem. For the UnInvested, it's better to watch the game.

Danny DeVito, Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton and Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson are doing Dayman.

Yankees have not won the World Series since 2009. They were swept by their rivals in the Houston Astros this season. Hal Steinbrenner needs to look outside the organization for solutions. The New York Giants have been a laughing stock since they were beaten by the Green Bay Packers in 2016. They hired Pat Shurmur and Joe Judge as head coaches. Dave Gettleman was a former scout and pro personnel analyst. He was responsible for the Giants' 19 wins in his four seasons. It's time to change the Yankees' philosophy.    “The Yankees are nowhere near the same league as the Astros.”