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As usual, I've sketched out my win-loss predictions for all 30 teams and winners for the six major postseason awards. Usually, I find it's easy to pick a few teams I think will run away from their respective packs -- which isn't to say...

Blog | April 03, 2012

Keith Law takes his annual shot at picking all division records and player awards. There are definitely some surprises, including a rookie for the Cy Young Award.

Blog | Conversation | April 03, 2012

Page 2 wastes no time in predicting next 25 World Series champions.

It's time for Major League Baseball's second season and a whole new set of breakdowns and predictions.

The long, cold winter is over, and Opening Day is upon us. At last, we can start to get answers to all these offseason questions. Like, what if our man's predictions are actually right for a change?

The long, cold winter is over, and Opening Day is upon us. At last, we can start to get answers to all these offseason questions. Like, what if our man's predictions are actually right for a change?

Keith Law takes his annual shot at picking all division records and player awards. There are definitely some surprises, including a non-pick of Roy Halladay for the Cy Young Award -- a rarity this time of year.

Blog | Conversation | March 29, 2011

First and foremost, let me say that when asked for a prediction where Cliff Lee will end up, I say the Yankees. They are the best bet to offer the most money. Still, here is something to consider: A person who has known Lee for a long-time said th...

Baseball Prospectus takes a look at its preseason playoff predictions and recalculates them with the Padres, Rangers and Reds being the biggest surprises. BP explains how they've done it.

Story | Conversation | July 14, 2010

Baseball Prospectus projects 2010 in the AL West. For each team, you get a projected record, why they might win, why they won't win, one player who could surprise (stat projections) and one who might flop. Dive in.

Story | Conversation | February 18, 2010

Buster Olney lists the top nine matchups of the World Series, then gets predictions and breakdowns from general managers and team executives. Plus, we settle the good pitching versus good hitting debate once and for all.

Blog | Conversation | October 28, 2009