Will Clayton Kershaw and Co end a losing streak in the October classic? Or will Tampa band of upstarts bring a title home to Florida? Our writers have their say David LengelNot to be crude, but if Los Angeles' rally from a 3-1 NLCS deficit taught us anything about these Dodgers, it's that their players have the balls to go along with management's brains and ownership's bucks. They are the complete package, and now that closer Kenley Jansen has ironed out his kinks, it's going to be tough for the Tampa Bay Rays to overcome LA. That's not a slight to the Floridians of course, who have shown yet again that at least dollar for dollar, they're the best run organization in North American sports. With skipper extraordinaire Kevin Cash pulling the strings on his extremely talented, if not lesser known roster, they'll push the LA to the very limit, and come up a buck short. Dodgers in seven. Bryan GrahamThe deep-pocketed, talent-stacked Dodgers, despite a proclivity for October heartbreak you could set your watch by, are simply too deep and too talented for their number to not come up one of these years. They were World Series favorites even before February's blockbuster trade with the Red...