AL West Champ: Angels
AL Central Champ: Tigers
AL East Champ: Yankees

AL Wild Card #1: Rangers
AL Wild Card #2: Red Sox

NL West Champ: Dodgers
NL Central Champ: Brewers
NL East Champ: Phillies

NL Wild Card #1: Giants
NL Wild Card #2: Cardinals

World Series: Tigers over Phillies

AL MVP: Prince Fielder
NL MVP: Matt Kemp

AL Cy Young: Justin Verlander
NL Cy Young: Yovani Gallardo

AL ROY: Yu Darvish
NL ROY: Mat Gamel, would he qualify as a rookie?

So most of my picks are safe, the others are biased, sweet!

Yankees, yes. Rangers will likely win the division but at least I had them as a playoff team. Hmm someone laughed at a Dodgers pick but they are either in 1st or close too it. Lol at my World Series, NL Cy Young and NL ROY picks.

My picks are, for the most part, alive in the AL (other than Weaver winning Cy Young or Matt Moore winning ROY).

Washington and Pittsburgh have screwed up a lot of things in the NL though. I just didn't expect the Nationals to be as good as they have been, nor the Marlins to be as bad as they have.

AL West Champ: Angels (4 GB, gonna be a great race)
AL Central Champ: Tigers (4.5 GB, good team, bad division they can win it)
AL East Champ: Rays (7 GB, probably not gonna happen, then again everyones good in the East)

AL Wild Card #1: Red Sox (3.5 GB of WC #1, could happen)
AL Wild Card #2: Rangers (lead the West by 4)

NL West Champ: Dbags (6 GB, still plenty of time, Dodgers aren't good)
NL Central Champ: Brewers (7 GB, no better team to trail than the Pirates, at least there's that)
NL East Champ: Nationals (4.5 game lead! Yay for me so far!)

NL Wild Card #1: Reds (0.5 GB of WC #1, could definitely happen)
NL Wild Card #2: Marlins (4 GB of WC #2, definitely maybe)

World Series: Brewers def. Tigers in 7 games (sigh)

AL MVP: Prince Fielder (13 HR 58 RBI .298 avg, only an .866 ops, not looking like an MVP so far)
NL MVP: Ryan Braun (24 HR 60 RBI .305 avg, .984 ops, this could definitely happen)

AL Cy Young: Verlander (9-5 18 starts 132.2 IP 128 K's 30 BB's 11 HR 2.58 ERA 2.95 FIP, definitely possible)
NL Cy Young: Halladay (4-5 11 starts 72.1 IP 3.98 era 3.27 FIP 56 K's 14 BB's, probably not going to happen)

AL ROY: Mike Trout (10 HR 38 RBI .348 avg .958 ops, great chance)
NL ROY: Bryce Harper (8 HR 25 RBI .283 avg .836 ops, could happen)

What about comeback players of the year?

Position players

AL-Adam Dunn

Last year- 122 G, 415 AB, 36 R, 66 H, 115 TB, 16 2B, 11 HR, 42 RBI, 75 BB, 177 SO, .159 AVG, .292 OBP, .277 SLG, .596 OPS
All career lows. He had a forgettable year even embarrassing

THIS YEAR- 82 G, 286 AB, 47 R, 60 H, 115 TB, 11 2B, 25 HR, 60 RBI,
66 BB, 130 SO, .210 AVG, .358 OBP, .510 SLG, .868 OPS

He deserves this not because of avg. But all other numbers dwarf last years in almost half the games.

NL- Buster Posey

No numbers needed here. After the tragic knee injury last year its hard to come back the way he has. More a mental thing than anything else. He could've lost his mind after what happened but he worked hard to come back and play as well as he has. He could've easil

Quit or just not been able to play at the level he was at. Real gamer

Pitchers

AL-JAKE PEAVY

LAST YEARS NUMBERS- 18 GS, 7 W, 7 L, 1 CG, 1 SHO, 111.2 IP, 117 H, 61 R, 61 ER, 10 HRA, 24 BB, 95 K,
.268 OBA, 1.28 WHIP

Another sub-par injury plagued season raised questions as to if the white sox made a bad move, and if peavy could everget back to his dominating self.

THIS YEAR- 17 GS, 7 W, 5 L, 2.85 ERA, 4 CG, 1 SHO,
120 IP, 95 H, 40 R, 38 ER, 12 HRA, 26 BB, 108 K,
.213 OBA, .99 WHIP

Peavy's having an outstanding year. Even though his numbers aren't much different, hes already pitched more innings and given up 21 less runs. Looks like hes obser his way

Back to stardom. He gets this mainly for being hurt and not pitching much do to injuries last couple of years.

NL- johan santana

Here again no numbers necessary. He didn't pitch last year and for the most part he has been dominant all year. Having pitched a no-no I think that's enough to give him the nod