AL East
- Boston
- Toronto *
- NY Yankees
- Tampa Bay
- Baltimore
AL Central
- Minnesota
- Detroit
- ChiSox
- Kansas City
- Cleveland
AL West
- LA Angels
- Texas
- Seattle
- Oakland
NL East
- Atlanta
- Philadelphia *
- Washington
- Florida
- NY Mets
NL Central
- Cincinnati
- Milwaukee
- St. Louis
- ChiCubs
- Pittsburgh
- Houston
NL West
- San Francisco
- LA Dodgers
- Colorado
- San Diego
- Arizona
Playoffs: Division Series
Red Sox over Angels / Blue Jays over Twins
Phillies over Reds / Braves over Giants
Playoffs: League Championship Series
Red Sox over Blue Jays / Phillies over Braves
World Champions: RED SOX
"Fearless" - ha! Actually, they're kind of boring predictions. I have the 2010 NL playoff teams back in the 2011 playoffs--just the Braves/Phillies in different spots. I like the Brewers, almost gave them the NL Central, but the Reds look too strong top-to-bottom. I think St. Louis will fall and Pittsburgh will rise (within reason). I see the Dodgers as plucky, but not quite good enough.
In the AL, the Red Sox are clearly the class act. It may be wishful thinking, but I see a Yankee stumble with their pitching corps dragging them just below the rising Blue Jays. The Rangers' pitching gives out and the Angels hold them off (as Seattle regains their form). And watch for the Royals to win 74 games.

Life being very short, and the quiet hours of it few, we ought to waste none of them on reading valueless books.
Posted by: Red Bottom Shoes | September 16, 2011 at 05:42 AM