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AL EAST: Yankees

AL CENTRAL: Indians

AL WEST: Angels

AL WC: Red Sox

NL EAST: Phillies

NL CENTRAL: Brewers

NL WEST: Dodgers

NL WC: Cardinals

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AL CHAMPS: Yankees

NL CHAMPS: Brewers

WORLD CHAMPS: NY Yankees

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AL MVP: Travis Hafner

NL MVP: Ryan Howard

AL CY: Johan Santana

NL CY: Carlos Zambrano

AL ROTY: Alex Gordon

NL ROTY: Josh Hamilton

AL MOTY: Joe Torre

NL MOTY: Ned Yost

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AL EAST: Yankees

AL CENTRAL: Twins

AL WEST: Athletics

AL WC: Red Sox

NL EAST: Braves

NL CENTRAL: Cardinals

NL WEST: Dodgers

NL WC: Mets

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AL CHAMPS: Twins

NL CHAMPS: Cardinals

WORLD CHAMPS: Twins

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AL MVP: David Ortiz

NL MVP: Albert Pujols

AL CY: Johan Santana

NL CY: Chris Carpenter

AL ROTY: Daisuke Matsuzaka

NL ROTY: Homer Bailey

AL MOTY: Ron Gardenhire

NL MOTY: Bobby Cox

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American League East

New York

Boston

Toronto

Tampa Bay

Baltimore

American League Central

Minnesota

Cleveland

Detroit

Chicago

Kansas City

American League West

Oakland

Los Angeles

Texas

Seattle

American League Wild Card

Boston Red Sox

American League Playoffs

NYYover OAK

MIN over BOS

MIN over NYY

American League Champions

MINNESOTA TWINS

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National League East

New York

Philadelphia

Atlanta

Florida

Washington

National League Central

Chicago

St. Louis

Milwaukee

Cincinnati

Houston

Pittsburgh

National League West

Los Angeles

San Diego

Arizona

Colorado

San Fransisco

National League Wildcard

Philadelphia Phillies

National League Playoffs

LAD over NYM

PHI over CHC

PHI over LAD

National League Champions

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES

World Series

Minnesota over Philadelphia

2007 WORLD CHAMPIONS

MINNESOTA TWINS

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American League MVP

Alex Rodriguez, NYY

National League MVP

Ryan Howard, PHI

American League Cy Young

Johan Santana, MIN

National League Cy Young

Carlos Zambrano, CHC

American League Rookie of the Year

Daisuke Matsuzaka, BOS

National League Rookie of the Year

Stephen Drew, ARZ

American League Manager of the Year

Bob Garen, OAK

National League Manager of the Year

Lou Piniella, CHC

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AL EAST: Yankees

AL CENTRAL: White Sox

AL WEST: Angels

AL WC: Red Sox

NL EAST: Phillies

NL CENTRAL: Cardinals

NL WEST: Giants

NL WC: Mets

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AL CHAMPS: Yankees

NL CHAMPS: Cardinals

WORLD CHAMPS: NY Yankees

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AL MVP: David Ortiz

NL MVP: Ryan Howard

AL CY: Johan Santana

NL CY: Jake Peavy

AL ROTY: Philip Hughes

NL ROTY: Josh Hamilton

AL MOTY: Joe Torre

NL MOTY: Bruce Bochy

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American League

American League East

1. New York Yankees

2. Boston Red Sox*

3. Toronto Blue Jays

4. Baltimore Orioles

5. Tampa Bay Devil Rays

American League Central

1. Detroit Tigers

2. Cleveland Indians

3. Minnesota Twins

4. Chicago White Sox

5. Kansas City Royals

American League West

1. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim

2. Oakland A's

3. Texas Rangers

4. Seattle Mariners

National League

National League East

1. Philadelphia Phillies

2. New York Mets

3. Atlanta Braves

4. Florida Marlins

5. Washington Nationals

National League Central

1. St. Louis Cardinals

2. Milwaukee Brewers*

3. Chicago Cubs

4. Houston Astros

5. Cincinnati Reds

6. Pittsburgh Pirates

National League West

1. Los Angeles Dodgers

2. Arizona Diamondbacks

3. San Diego Padres

4. San Francisco Giants

5. Colorado Rockies

AL Playoffs:

Yankees OVER Tigers

Red Sox OVER Angels

Yankees OVER Red Sox

NL Playoffs:

Dodgers OVER Cardinals

Phillies OVER Brewers

Phillies OVER Dodgers

World Series:

Yankees OVER Phillies

2007 Champion:

New York Yankees

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AL EAST

1 Yankees

2(tied)Red Sox

2(tied)Blue Jays

4 Devil Rays

5 O's

AL CENTRAL

1 Indians

2 Tigers (WC)

3 White Sox

4 Twins

5 Royals

AL WEST

1 A's

2 Rangers

3 Angels

4 M's

NL EAST

1 Mets

2 Braves (WC)

3 Phillies

4 Marlins

5 Nats

NL CENTRAL

1 Brewers

2 Cards

3 Cubs

4 Pirates

5 Cincy

6 Houston

NL WEST

1 Dodgers

2 D'Backs

3 Pods

4 Giants

5 Rockies

AL MVP: Travis Hafner

NL MVP: Carlos Beltran

AL CY: Rich Harden

NL CY: Ben Sheets

AL ROY: Phil Hughes

NL ROY: Mike Pelfrey

ALDS: Yankees over Tigers, A's over Indians

NLDS: Mets over Brewers, Braves over Dodgers

ALCS: Yankees over A's

NLCS: Braves over Mets

World Series: Yankees over Braves in 6

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AL EAST: Red Sox

AL CENTRAL: Tigers

AL WEST: Angels

AL WC: Twins

NL EAST: Braves

NL CENTRAL: Reds

NL WEST: Giants

NL WC: Phillies

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AL CHAMPS: Tigers

NL CHAMPS: Phillies

WORLD CHAMPS: Tigers

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AL MVP: Carl Crawford

NL MVP: Jose Reyes

AL CY: Johan Santana

NL CY: Carlos Zambrano

AL ROTY: Alex Gordon

NL ROTY: Stephen Drew(only a question if he's eligible; I'm not sure)

AL MOTY: Jim Leyland

NL MOTY: Bobby COx

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AL EAST: Yankees

AL CENTRAL: White Sox

AL WEST: Angels

AL WC: Indians

NL EAST: Mets

NL CENTRAL: Cardinals

NL WEST: Dodgers

NL WC: Cubs

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AL CHAMPS: Yankees

NL CHAMPS: Dodgers

WORLD CHAMPS: NY Yankees

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AL MVP: Vladimir Guerrero (he's due)

NL MVP: Derrek Lee

AL CY: Johan Santana (almost a lock)

NL CY: Ben Sheets (a great pitcher when healthy)

AL ROTY: Alex Gordon (Matsuzaka might win, but he's from japan and Matsui didnt win it)

NL ROTY: Stephen Drew (sure why not. I have no idea)

AL MOTY: Joe Torre

NL MOTY: Sweet Lou

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AL EAST: Yankees

AL CENTRAL: Tigers

AL WEST: Angels

AL WC: Twins

NL EAST: Phillies

NL CENTRAL: Cardinals

NL WEST: Dodgers

NL WC: Braves

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AL CHAMPS: Yankees

NL CHAMPS: Phillies

WORLD CHAMPS: Yankees

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AL MVP: Travis Hafner

NL MVP: Albert Pujols

AL CY: Johan Santana

NL CY: Carlos Zambrano

AL ROTY: Delmon Young

NL ROTY: Stephen Drew

AL MOTY: Ron Gardenhire

NL MOTY: Charlie Manuel

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AL EAST: Red Sox

AL CENTRAL: Tigers

AL WEST: Angels

AL WC: Yankees

NL EAST: Mets

NL CENTRAL: Cardinals

NL WEST: Padres

NL WC: Cubs

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AL CHAMPS: Yankees

NL CHAMPS: Cubs

WORLD CHAMPS: NY Yankees

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AL MVP: Vernon Wells

NL MVP: Alfonso Soriano

AL CY: Johan Santana

NL CY: Jake Peavy

AL ROTY: Matsuzaka

NL ROTY: Stephen Drew

AL MOTY: Buddy Bell (just for showing up)

NL MOTY: Pinella

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AL EAST: The Olde Towne Team

AL CENTRAL: Twins

AL WEST: Angels

AL WC: Yankees

NL EAST: Mets

NL CENTRAL: Cardinals

NL WEST: D-Backs

NL WC: Padres

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AL CHAMPS: The Olde Towne Team

NL CHAMPS: Mets

WORLD CHAMPS: The Olde Towne Team

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AL MVP: David Ortiz

NL MVP: Albert Pujols

AL CY: Roy Halladay

NL CY: Barry Zito

AL ROTY: Daisuke Matsuzaka

NL ROTY: Chris Young

AL MOTY: I Guess Ron Gardenhire...definately not Tito

NL MOTY: Ugh, I dont know, Randolph???

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AL EAST: Red Sox

AL CENTRAL: Indians

AL WEST: Angels

AL WC: Tigers

NL EAST: Phillies

NL CENTRAL: Cubs

NL WEST: Padres

NL WC: Astros

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AL CHAMPS: Tigers

NL CHAMPS: Phillies

WORLD CHAMPS: Tigers

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AL MVP: AROD

NL MVP: Berkman

AL CY: Johan Santana

NL CY: Zambrano

AL ROTY: Matsuzaka

NL ROTY: Stephen Drew

AL MOTY: Madden (DRays)

NL MOTY: Pinella

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AL East

Yankees

Boston

Tampa Bay

Toronto

Baltimore

AL Central

Cleveland

Minnesota

Detroit

White Sox

KC

AL West

Anaheim

Texas

Oakland

Seattle

NL East

New York

Philadelphia

Florida

Atlanta

Washington

NL Central

Cardinals

Cubs

Astros

Milwaukee

Reds

Pirates

NL West

San Diego

Dodgers

Colorado

Arizona

SF

Post Season

ALDS

Anaheim over Minnesota

Yankees over Cleveland

ALCS

Yankees over Anaheim

NLDS

Mets over Cubs

St.Louis over San Diego

NLCS

Cardinals over Mets

WS

Yankees over Cardinals

AL MVP Grady Sizemore

AL Cy Young Johan Santana

NL MVP Alber Pujols

NL Cy Young Jake Peavy

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NL EAST: METS

NL CENTRAL: CUBS

NL WEST: DODGERS

NL WILD CARD: PHILLIES

AL EAST: RED SOX

AL CENTRAL: WHITE SOX

AL WEST: ANGELS

AL WILD CARD: YANKEES

NL CHAMP: METS

AL CHAMP: RED SOX

WORLD SERIES CHAMP: RED SOX

NL MVP: JOSE REYES

AL MVP: DAVID ORTIZ

NL CY YOUNG: CARLOS ZAMBRANO

AL CY YOUNG: ROY HALLADAY

NL ROTY: MIKE PELFREY

AL ROTY: DICE-K

NL MOTY: GRADY LITTLE

AL MOTY: SAM PERLOZZO

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NL EAST: METS

NL CENTRAL: CUBS

NL WEST: DODGERS

NL WILD CARD: PHILLIES

AL EAST: RED SOX

AL CENTRAL: WHITE SOX

AL WEST: ANGELS

AL WILD CARD: YANKEES

NL CHAMP: METS

AL CHAMP: RED SOX

WORLD SERIES CHAMP: RED SOX

NL MVP: JOSE REYES

AL MVP: DAVID ORTIZ

NL CY YOUNG: CARLOS ZAMBRANO

AL CY YOUNG: ROY HALLADAY

NL ROTY: MIKE PELFREY

AL ROTY: DICE-K

NL MOTY: GRADY LITTLE

AL MOTY: SAM PERLOZZO

I think more people picked the Brewers than the Mets to make the playoffs. Are you out of your minds???? I'll agree that their offense looks good on paper, but their pitching is paper thin. They will not overtake the Cardinals, no matter how bad they looked last night.

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AL EAST: New York Yankees

AL CENTRAL: Detroit Tigers

AL WEST: LA Angels of Anaheim

AL WILD CARD: Chicago White Sox

NL EAST: New York Mets

NL CENTRAL: Milwaukee Brewers

NL WEST: Los Angeles Dodgers

NL WILD CARD: Atlanta Braves

ALDS: Yankees over White Sox / Tigers over Angels

NLDS: Mets over Brewers / Dodgers over Braves

ALCS: Yankees over Tigers

NLCS: Mets over Dodgers

World Series: Yankees over Mets

AL Cy Young: Johan Santana

NL Cy Young: Ben Sheets

AL MVP: Alex Rodriguez

NL MVP: Jose Reyes

AL ROTY: Alex Gordon

NL ROTY: Chris Young

AL Manager: Eric Wedge

NL Manager: Ned Yost

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has any yankee fan NOT picked them to win the WS?

I did.

There will come a point between injuries, bad decisions(Not having Hughes in the rotation right now) and the bad pitching manager that is Joe Torre that the Yanks' run will stop, for a year anyway.

I really don't get why Torre's still here. His mismanagement of pitching is criminal. If he's a great manager of egos, this A-rod thing would be a nonstory. He's had Bob Brenly, Mike Sciocia twice, Jack Mckeon, Terry Francona and Jim Leyland beat him senseless in the postseason. And there comes a point in any job you've just stayed too long.

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I think more people picked the Brewers than the Mets to make the playoffs. Are you out of your minds???? I'll agree that their offense looks good on paper, but their pitching is paper thin. They will not overtake the Cardinals, no matter how bad they looked last night.

Their pitching is better than the Mets and Cardinals, and most of the other teams in the NL central.

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Their pitching is better than the Mets and Cardinals, and most of the other teams in the NL central.

The only starter on their staff that would make the Mets rotation would be Sheets. I'll admit he's great when healthy, but Capuano-Bush-Suppan-Vargas is better than Glavine-Hernandez-Maine-Perez-Pelfrey-Martinez? That's just silly.

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The only starter on their staff that would make the Mets rotation would be Sheets. I'll admit he's great when healthy, but Capuano-Bush-Suppan-Vargas is better than Glavine-Hernandez-Maine-Perez-Pelfrey-Martinez? That's just silly.

I think Capuano, Bush and Suppan would all make our rotation. I think Maine has a chance to be very good but those three Brewer pitchers are underated and I would take them in a second.

In fact I would make us strong WS candidates if they were our 3,4 and 5 starters.

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I think Capuano, Bush and Suppan would all make our rotation. I think Maine has a chance to be very good but those three Brewer pitchers are underated and I would take them in a second.

In fact I would make us strong WS candidates if they were our 3,4 and 5 starters.

Really? I'd have to disagree. None of them have proven much so far in their careers and only one of them (Suppan?) has any postseason experience. I would not feel confident in the play-offs and WS with guys like that. I'm all for having young pitching, but not at the expense of their experience short-circuiting a championship run. Maine and Perez both proved that they can pitch well in the postseason last year. We know Glavine and El Duque can (don't forget Pedro). The only x-factor in the postseason would be Pelfrey and how often do you need a #5 in October?

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Really? I'd have to disagree. None of them have proven much so far in their careers and only one of them (Suppan?) has any postseason experience. I would not feel confident in the play-offs and WS with guys like that. I'm all for having young pitching, but not at the expense of their experience short-circuiting a championship run. Maine and Perez both proved that they can pitch well in the postseason last year. We know Glavine and El Duque can (don't forget Pedro). The only x-factor in the postseason would be Pelfrey and how often do you need a #5 in October?

You're forgetting that they are talking about the regular season, not the postseason. They're picking that the Brewers will MAKE the playoffs, not necesarilly thrive in them once they reach that level.

While I do NOT see the Mets missing the playoffs (given how far they separated themselves from the rest of the NL East last season), I wouldn't doubt seeing the Brewers slip in as well. They have a ton of young talent and balance for a team with such a low budget.

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The only starter on their staff that would make the Mets rotation would be Sheets. I'll admit he's great when healthy, but Capuano-Bush-Suppan-Vargas is better than Glavine-Hernandez-Maine-Perez-Pelfrey-Martinez? That's just silly.

You're nuts. Sheets, Capuano, Bush, and Suppan would all probably make the Mets rotation right now. Maybe one of Bush or Suppan would get replaced by Hernandez, but probably not considering he's 38.

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Any Yank fans not pick them? Toon88

I did.

There will come a point between injuries, bad decisions(Not having Hughes in the rotation right now) and the bad pitching manager that is Joe Torre that the Yanks' run will stop, for a year anyway.

I really don't get why Torre's still here. His mismanagement of pitching is criminal. If he's a great manager of egos, this A-rod thing would be a nonstory. He's had Bob Brenly, Mike Sciocia twice, Jack Mckeon, Terry Francona and Jim Leyland beat him senseless in the postseason. And there comes a point in any job you've just stayed too long.

Looks damn accurate.

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