To be fair to ESPN, they do have in bold letters at the top of that story that "each (team's) prediction was made independent of the predictions of their colleagues."

At least Boise supports the Mariners. The suburbs really are split between the "local" team and the Sox and Yanks.

You are so fucking wrong.
Vin Scully's good in it, though.

Sofoklis is one of several dudes to have the Baby Shaq nickname, but he's now the only Baby Artest.

The Mariners have cable distribution all across at least the western edge of Idaho (at least) and can't pull in anything close to the Seahawks, who are only now guaranteed to be broadcast there on Sundays. It's amazing what a decade of losing will do to a fanbase. At least the M's got Boise in Idaho.

BrianD is horrible when it comes to apostrophes.

Poor Iowa.

Oh no! Reuben has bias! Sadly, he probably has human emotions, too.

The Astros are also paying Wandy Rodriguez $5.5 million. It's not much, but it bumps them above the Marlins!

Yeah, most of these features seem to work with the 360 remote, though the One's remote is a bit smaller, which isn't necessarily a good thing when you lose it.

Regression lines seem like an odd choice—I'd prefer something like a rolling average. There are a ton of shows that go through lulls in the middle of a season (like Lost season 3) but then creatively sprint to the finish. Only shows with a terrible ending like Dexter have a downward line.
True Detective is another good…

Well, the description says it's free until the 19th, so I think the free version is the full version, for now. (Probably due to that new game being announced.)

FREE Crazy Taxi | Normally $5

I think it's because this post was originally written for Lifehacker After Hours, then posted on the main Lifehacker. But I'm not sure.

There's also a bunch of Comedy Central and FX original shows on Prime.

Age of Pirates RPG Elite ($1) | Google Play | Normally $3

Also, baseball teams are getting huge cable TV deals, since, like all sports, they're somewhat un-DVR-able. Plus, baseball nearly twice as many games as basketball, so that's a lot more content to broadcast.

Adventure Time™: Explore ($20) | Xbox Live

Well, XBL is offering daily sales this week. Not sure if that's common on PSN+.

I'm thinking it could eventually be made free, just like the first episode of Season 1 is.