I will make a baseball prection based on watching St. Louis's David Eckstein crack a walk-off grand slam homer on ESPN's highlights at lunchtime. St. Louis all the way.

*ooooof*
I was about ready to throw the TV out the window watching that!
But you're right, the Cardinal's offense and pitching are just too good for any National League team to match. Although, when the Braves are healthy with Chipper in the lineup, and Hampton, and Thompson in the rotation, they are and should be tough to beat.
Now is the part of the season where the Phillies just faaaaaaaaaade away.

Glad they got rid of Bowa, now it's time to get rid of Ed Wade!
Back to football...
T.O. is not yet a cancer here in Philadelphia. I think many do not understand his attempt to improve his $44 Million contract. Contrary to what he claims, he doesn't have a family to support (no wife and kids). His mother has Alzheimers, but certainly he can afford treatment on the 7-8 million he makes per season, and his lavish signing bonuses. He certainly did not help his image by passing on the autograph session. I think many are willing to hate his personality, but still give him credit for being a tremendous wide receiver and keep him around for it.
Todd Pinkston's injury is not very significant in terms of the offense's capability. He was rarely thrown to (no hands!). They have Terrell Owens, Chad Lewis and their new rookie to throw to. Brian Westbrook is in camp (fined $42,000 for holding out last week), and he's the most dangerous guy on this team, and perhaps the league.
All that being said, we're still going to choke in Super Bowl no matter who we play!