The AL East is one of the best divisions in baseball and with the addition of players like Adrian Gonzalez, Derrek Lee, Mark Reynolds, and Manny Ramirez, it looks to stay that way. Although Tampa lost many of its players from their magical 2008 World Series Run, they do a better job than any at scouting talent.

Predictions about the upcoming 2011 MLB season, including division standings, season award winners and the World Series winner.

The NL East underwent a lot of personnel changes in the offseason. Jayson Werth goes from Philadelphia to Washington and Dan Uggla now resides in Atlanta, leaving the Marlins behind. However, those players pale in comparison to the acquisition of Cliff Lee by the Philadelphia Phillies. Their rotation has been dubbed as one of the best in baseball history.

The NL Central had a surprise winner last year in the Cincinnati Reds, led by NL MVP Joey Votto. They will look to continue their success but Milwaukee and Chicago made big moves in the offseason in hopes of being this year’s Cincinnati Reds.

2010 saw the Rays reemerge as one of the preeminent teams in the league, winning the AL East by one game over the Yankees. Their success can be credited to bullpen stability but the offseason saw a plethora of cost-conscious moves that were motivated by the front office’s endeavor to reduce payroll. How can the Rays be expected to fare in a competitive AL East?

The AL Central should be one of the most competitive division in baseball. The White Sox added Adam Dunn and the Tigers added Victor Martinez in an effort to dethrone the Minnesota Twins. The Twins will be benefited by the return of closer Joe Nathan and 1B Justin Morneau.

The Texas Rangers finally broke out last year behind the magic of Cliff Lee and went all the way to the World Series, ultimately losing in 5 games. With Lee moving to Philadelphia, the Rangers have to fend off the upstart Athletics and the veteran Angels in their attempt to return to the World Series.

The NL West has been disrespected for years as one of the weaker divisions in baseball, but that changed when the San Francisco Giants made a magical run all the way to the World Series title behind dominant pitching and timely hitting. They look to defend their title in 2011, but they will have major competition from the Colorado Rockies and LA Dodgers.

The 2010 MLB offseason was one of the more shocking ones in recent history. The Red Sox loaded up by acquiring Carl Crawford and Adrian Gonzalez. The Phillies nabbed Cliff Lee right from the Yankees and Rangers’ noses. The Rays dismantled the team that led them to the 2008 World Series and an AL East title last year. Only one team gets the top grade.

The top 2011 MLB free agents in this upcoming offseason. Will Cliff Lee stay? Will the Rays keep any players?

The official UnassistedSports.com 2010 MLB All-Unassisted Teams.

The official UnassistedSports.com 2010 MLB All-Rookie Team.

Why Félix Hernández should win the 2010 AL Cy Young Award despite having less wins than his counterparts.

The first World Series appearance for the Texas Rangers should be a wild one.

Which young pitching phenom would you rather start a franchise and build a pitching staff around, Stephen Strasburg or Félix Hernández?