Two weeks left...a look to the future...

...AL East:

The Tampa bay rays have a dominant rotation, but they soon realize that batting a .160 hitter after their best player is not working anymore. BJ upton goes on a tear for a month to get decent end of season numbers and gets paid. The Yankees win a lot of games. Boston win some. Toronto find out that Jose Bautista wasn't for real in the end. There is no other team in the division. Yankees and Boston go to the post season, Devil Rays are very disappointed, promise to get real hitters for next year, are smart enough not to resign BJ.

AL Central:
The whole division pretends they are into contest till about 25th of April. AT that point the Tigers are 22 games ahead and the race is over.

AL West:
The Halos end up brutally dominating. Texas realize that they had a good run, but it's all behind them and fall appart. A's slug it out with the Mariners. Cespedas is actually good.

NL East:

Cox is gone, Braves will compete again in 2025. Washington are doing something, but it seems to be spending a lot of money on things they don't need. They maintain an illusion of competing deep into the season though. Florida end up nowhere near as good as they thought. Lots of character problems, pitching gets injuries, team is in free fall. The phillies are old. They get laughed at how old they are. They don't have Howard. They win the division by close to 10 games. LOL mets.

NL Central:
This is the year. Cincinatti lose 12 games only because of Dusty Baker and still win the division by 15. Brewers don't know what hit them. They feel strong, they look strong, why is a Dusty team beating on them? The Cards are solid. They win a lot of games they aren't supposed to win. Wainright stays healthy and wins CY Young again after the TJ. Carpenter pitches 80 innings, isn't sure he'll return next year. Pirates signed McCutchen, still brutal. Cubs celebrate the salary they will have next season, because there is nothing else to celebrate.

NL West:
Everybody finds out collectively that having the most overperforming pitching staff in history on one team in the same year doesn't mean you are suddenly good. Snakes don't compete, not even close, Justin Upton has a monster season, still not enough. Dodgers fall appart. Kemp is unable to back up last year, he's still a stud but disillusioned by the mediocrity around him. Rockies led by Cuddyer win the division...haha....if you thought that last one is serious why are you even reading this post? Rockies play a lot of 9:6 games, unfortunately not enough of those go their way. San Fransisco enjoy solid pitching, solid hitting, solid crowds and win the division. Padres.