East Division East Division
- Boston Red Sox 1. Washington Nationals
- Baltimore Orioles* 2. Miami Marlins*
- Toronto Blue Jays* 3. New York Mets
- Tampa Bay Rays 4. Atlanta Braves
- New York Yankees 5. Philadelphia Phillies
- American League- The AL East will pull off the rare 3 teams in the playoffs, thanks to the top 3 beating up the aging over priced Yankees and the somewhat defunct Rays.
- National League- This year will see the emergence of the young and talented Marlins. Loaded with young arms and one of the best all around outfields, this team will enjoy the success many expected them to have 4 years ago when they moved into Marlins Park
Central Division Central Division
- Chicago White Sox 1. Pittsburgh Pirates
- Detroit Tigers 2. Chicago Cubs
- Cleveland Indians 3. St. Louis Cardinals
- Kansas City Royals 4. Cincinnati Reds
- Minnesota Twins 5. Milwaukee Brewers
- American League- The Tigers will see just how much they lost letting Max Scherzer go, just enough to have them on the outside looking in.
- National League- The Pirates have been trending up the last few years and this is the year where they will really break through. Gerritt Cole will step up and be the leader of the staff and perennial MVP candidate Andrew McCutchen will be Mc"Clutch" all year long.
West Division West Division
- Seattle Mariners 1. Los Angeles Dodgers
- Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 2. Colorado Rockies*
- Oakland Athletics 3. San Diego Padres
- Houston Astros 4. San Francisco Giants
- Texas Rangers 5. Arizona Diamondbacks
- American League- King Felix will continue his reign in the AL west as well as get additional help from the rest of the Mariners steadily improving staff. Robbie Cano will show that not every 10 year deal is all that bad and continue to find gap after gap in the Pacific Northwest.
- National League- 2015 is an odd year so that means World Series hangover for the defending champion Giants unless MadBum can throw every game. And the Rockies look to hit just enough to get them over the hump and barely squeak into the playoffs thanks to full seasons from Tulo and Cargo.

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