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The season is a couple weeks away, but it's time to make our predictions. ESPN.com's staff of writers and editors tell you who they think will win it all and which players will take home the hardware. And don't be surprised if you see the Red Sox making a postseason splash. Meanwhile, Tom Tippett of Diamond Mind Baseball ran the season through his computer simulation to project the season standings.
Lineup analysis
• NL West
Player ratings
• DH | Catcher | 1B
• Spring training rosters: NL | AL
• Spring training schedule | Spring training info
Rookie reports
• Baseball America's top 100 prospects
• Top 10 NL rookies
• Top 10 AL rookies
Features and columns
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Gammons: Jays, Expos running short
ESPN's Peter Gammons says economic struggles continue to plague the Blue Jays and Expos.
Neyer: Rules are made to be broken
Baseball can't agree on realignment or revenue sharing, but it has no problem letting the Astros and Giants break the rulebook.
AL: Still going at 41
Gary Gaetti loves the game and will keep playing until they make him quit, writes ESPN.com's Sean McAdam.
Previous Rights (and Wrongs) of Spring
ESPN.com's daily roundup from spring training looks at Mark Langston, Jeff Bagwell and some sleeper pitchers.
Rogers: Wood's comeback trail
In the latest Chasing the Pennant, Phil Rogers reports that Kerry Wood's fastball was sizzling and on target in his spring debut on Saturday.
Klapisch: O'Neill pushes on
A difficult 1999 for Paul O'Neill ended when his father died before Game 4 of the World Series. O'Neill is still coping with his loss, writes Bob Klapisch.
Campbell: Rickey saga remains for Mets
ESPN's Dave Campbell surveys life in New York with Rickey Henderson, the Pittsburgh rotation and life in Arizona without Matt Williams.
ESPN.com's Hot Stove Heaters
ESPN.com's offseason reports for each major league club are complete. See what we said about your team.
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