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2010 Baseball Previews: Post-Season and Award Predictions

Posted on April 02, 2010 by Don Spieles

Game Three NLDS-Colorado Rockies Host Philadelphia Phillies

Chase Utley seems poised for another big year in 2010.

The warm-ups are done. Teams are boarding planes at this very moment to travel back home in preparation for opening day. The 162 game marathons begin for each of them starting this Sunday and Monday. Here’ a breakdown of the likely scenarios for an October that right now seems light-years away.

Divisional Finishes:
(X indicates wild-card)

*AL East* Yankees Red Sox –X Orioles Rays Blue Jays		*NL East* Phillies Braves Marlins Mets Nationals

*AL Central* White Sox Twins Royals Tigers Indians		*NL Central* Cardinals Cubs Brewers Reds Astros Pirates

*AL West* Mariners Rangers Angels Athletics		*NL West* Rockies Dodgers –X Giants Diamondbacks Padres

Play-Offs & World Series

Awards

Cy Young

AL – Jon Lester (Boston)

NL – Roy Halliday (Philadelphia)

MVP

AL – Mark Teiexera (New York)

NL – Chase Utley (Philadelphia)

Rookie of the Year

AL – Brian Matusz (Baltimore)

NL – Jason Heyward (Atlanta)

So, there you have it. All that’s left now is to play the games. All 2,430 of them!

Here’s to a great 2010 season!

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