It's time for the division winners and awards predictions. Let's see what you got and we'll compare at the end of the year.

AL East

1. Red Sox- Duh!

2. Yankees- They need pitching and they might get it, but a little too late.

3. Devil Rays- These aren't the Rays you're used to.

4. Blue Jays- First manager fired: John Gibbons

5. Orioles- They are terrible, but McPhail has them in the right direction

AL Central

1. Tigers- Only the bullpen is a question mark

2. Indians- Pitching depth is amazing

3. Royals- Optimistic, but possible. The Twins will be looking to fit in here.

4. Twins- Could be number 3, but young pitching must show up.

5. White Sox- They're fairly old and injury prone

AL West

1. Mariners- Yep, I said it. They aren't bad.

2. Angels- Pitching injuries mounting and Vlad is in decline

3. A's- Not as bad as you think

4. Every bit as bad as you think

NL East

1. Braves- Hard fight, but they have the players to pull it off.

2. Mets- Tough battle, but they get the wildcat

3. Phillies- Guys, you need pitching to win divisions

4. Marlins- As tough as the fight will be for 1st, the fight for the cellar will be hot too.

5. Nationals- Young and improving, but not going anywhere this year.

NL Central

1. Cubs- Like beating up the kids from the short bus for their lunch money

2. Brewers- Braun and Fielder can't get them to the top.....yet.

3. Reds- They've got a decent team, but pitching concerns keep them from the top.

4. Astros- Just look at that lineup. Yeah, now look past Oswalt in the rotation.

5. Cardinals- Ha Ha Ha! They suck!

6. Pirates- Pittsburgh still has a team, right?

NL West

1. Diamondbacks- Baby backs looking good.

2. Rockies- In the wildcard hunt all season.

3. Dodgers- Not as good as the hype would lead you to believe.

4. Padres- Very bland and mediocre

5. Giants- Remember that movie Major League?

AL Cy Young- Justin Verlander

NL Cy Young- Johan Santana

AL MVP- David Ortiz

NL MVP- David Wright

AL ROY- Adam Jones

NL ROY- Kosuke Fukudome