Who's picking whom to win what in 2013?
AL Central champs: Detroit
World Series: Two of four contributors picked the Tigers to be in the World Series, with one saying they’ll lose to the Nationals, and the other saying they’ll beat Washington. (The other two picked Angels over Braves and Nationals over Angels)
Cy Young: Clayton Kershaw (NL); Jered Weaver (AL)
MVP: Joey Votto (NL); Mike Trout (AL)
Rookie of the Year: Oscar Taveras, St. Louis (NL); Wil Myers, Tampa Bay (AL)
Manager of the Year: Don Mattingly (NL); Terry Francona (AL)
• CBSSports.com
AL Central champs: Detroit (6 of 6)
AL champion: Detroit (5 of 6 — Dayn Perry picked the Rays)
NL champion: Washington (6 of 6)
AL Cy Young: 2 picked Justin Verlander
NL Comeback Player: 3 picked Victor Martinez
World Series champ: Washington 4, Tigers 2
• FOX Sports
Ken Rosenthal
AL Central champs: Detroit
MVP: Mike Trout (AL); Joey Votto (NL)
Cy Young: Justin Verlander (AL); Stephen Strasburg (NL)
Rookie of the Year: Aaron Hicks, Minnesota (AL); Jedd Gyorko, San Diego (NL)
Manager of the Year: Joe Maddon (AL); Bruce Bochy (NL)
Jon Paul Morosi AL Central champs: *ahem* Royals
World Series: Nationals over Blue Jays
Cy Young: Felix Hernandez (AL); Adam Wainright (NL)
Rookie of the Year: Brandon Maurer, Seattle (AL); Shelby Miller, St. Louis (NL)
Manager of the Year: John Gibbons (AL); Davey Johnson (NL)
• ESPN
AL Central champs: Detroit (43 of 43)
• Baseball Prospectus
AL Central champs: Detroit (40 first-place votes)
World Series winner: Washington Nationals
Cy Young: Justin Verlander, Detroit (AL); Stephen Strasburg, Washington (NL)
Rookie of the Year: Wil Myers, Tampa Bay (AL); Shelby Miller, St. Louis (NL)
• HardballTalk.com
AL Central champs: Detroit (7 of 7)
AL champions: 3 picked Detroit
World Series champs: 2 picked Detroit
• USA Today
AL Central champs: Detroit
• SI.com
AL Central champs: 7 of 7 picked Detroit (although they didn’t get the memo about discontinuing the leaping Tiger logo around, oh, 2005)
World Series champs: 3 of 7 picked the Tigers to repeat as AL champs, but one of those did not think they’d win the World Series.
• Sports Illustrated
AL Central champs: Detroit
AL champions: Rays over Blue Jays
World Series: Nationals over Rays
MVP: Mike Trout (AL), Bryce Harper (NL)
Cy Young: Justin Verlander (AL), Stephen Strasburg (NL)
Rookie of the Year: Jurickson Profar, Rangers (AL); Adam Eaton, D’backs (NL)
Mr. Irreplaceable: Robinson Cano (AL); Matt Kemp (NL)
Breakout Hitter: Yoenis Cespedes (AL); Paul Goldschmidt (NL)
Breakout Pitcher: Alex Cobb (AL); Kris Medlen (NL)
Batting champ: Miguel Cabrera (AL, .335); Joey Votto (NL, .323)
HR champ: Jose Bautista (AL, 44); Giancarlo Stanton (NL, 43)
RBI champ: Miguel Cabrera (AL, 126); Ryan Braun (NL, 115)
K/9: Al Alburquerque (AL, 12.5); Craig Kimbrel (NL, 15.6)
• New Jersey Institute of Technology associate dean Bruce Bukiet (Using mathematical models, of course)
AL Central champs: Detroit (with 102 wins, best in MLB)
• Yahoo! Sports
AL Central champs: 4 of 4 picked Detroit
World Series: Two of the four writers had the Tigers defending their AL pennant, but only one — Jeff Passan — had the Tigers breaking their 29-year championship drought.
Cy Young: All four picked Verlander to win his second
• MLB.com
AL Central champs: 19 of 20 picked Detroit (including C.J. Nitkowski and Jack Morris — but not Tracy Ringolsby)
World Series: Thirteen of the panel (including Morris and Nitkowski) picked the Tigers to defend their AL pennant. Five picked the Tigers to win it all — but not Morris or Nitkowski. (The Tigers were the second most-popular pick — nine writers picked the Nationals.)
• Baseball America
(Picks by executive editor Jim Callis)
AL Central champs: Royals
World Series: Nationals over Rays
• Athlon Sports
AL Central champs: Detroit
ALCS: Detroit over Los Angeles
NLCS: Washington over San Francisco
World Series: Detroit over Washington
MVP: Robinson Cano (AL); Joe Votto (NL)
Cy Young: Justin Verlander (AL); Clayton Kershaw (NL)
Rookie of the Year: Wil Myers, Tampa Bay (AL); Hyun-Jin Ryu, LA Dodgers (NL)
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