AL East--Red Sox
Boston's going to take a weak AL East behind the best offense in baseball (once they start hitting with runners in scoring position, that is).
AL Central--Tigers
The Tigers are still top dogs until someone (likely the Indians) unseats them.
AL West--Mariners
Seattle added some bats this winter, Nelson Cruz chief among them, to complement what projects to be an outstanding rotation.
AL WC1--Indians
With so much in their prime talent, something has to go terribly wrong for Cleveland to miss out on the postseason.
AL WC2--Blue Jays
This is finally the year Toronto snaps its playoff drought, which stretches back to 1993.
WC: Indians win Wild Card Game when Corey Kluber shuts down the Blue Jays 3-0
ALDS: Tigers over Indians in 5
ALDS: Red Sox over Mariners in 5
ALCS: Red Sox over Tigers in 6
NL East--Nationals
Washington's going to trample the NL East as they gun for 100 wins.
NL Central--Cardinals
The most balanced team in baseball.
NL West--Dodgers
Like the Yankees of last decade, they have too much money and star power to not win their division.
NL WC1--Cubs
The addition of veteran talent (Jon Lester, Miguel Montero, Dexter Fowler) to an up-and-coming team will get them back to the playoffs.
NL WC2--Padres
The offseason additions of Justin Upton, Matt Kemp, James Shields, and Derek Norris are going to take them from sub-.500 to October.
WC: Cubs over Padres 7-3
NLDS: Nationals over Cubs in 4
NLDS: Dodgers over Cardinals in 5
NLCS: Nationals over Dodgers in 7
WS: Nationals over Red Sox in 5
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