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Know Your NL Central: Vinnie & Cook Preview The Division

PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) -- Do you know your NL Central? If you listen to Sportsradio 93-7 The Fan's Vinnie & Cook, you do!

The guys take a closer look at each team in the division, and get answers to the burning questions from each team.

Chicago Cubs Preview with David Schuster (670 The Score, Chicago)

David takes a look at the rebuilding Cubs, tells us what to expect from Theo Epstein's club, and reports that former Pirate Paul Maholm hasn't done much this spring.

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Cincinnati Reds Preview with Jeff Piecoro (Fox Sports Ohio)

Jeff looks at how Cincinnati will try to cope without closer Ryan Madson, whether their offense can carry the day, and where the Reds will finish in the division.

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Houston Astros Preview with Dave Raymond (Astros radio play-by-play)

Dave tells what the initial reaction to the Astros' upcoming move to the AL West has been, why the starting pitching is the key for this team, and whether there is any reason to think it won't be a long season in Houston.

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Milwaukee Brewers Preview with Trenni Kusnierek (WTMJ radio, Milwaukee)

Trenni explains why she expects the Brewers to still contend in the division even without Prince Fielder, takes us inside Ryan Braun's mindset coming off a tumultuous off-season, and tells us which Milwaukee starting pitcher has looked incredible so far this year.

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St. Louis Cardinals Preview with Kevin Wheeler (KMOX radio, St. Louis)

Brian reports that Cardinals' fans didn't spend much time mourning Albert Pujols' departure, and explains why. Kevin reveals if there's been any difference with Tony La Russa gone and Mike Matheny now running the show, and shares the key Cards to watch as they try to defend their world title.

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