The Washington Nationals come into the season as a favorite to win the World Series. They have a strong lineup and quality pitching.
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The Philadelphia Phillies will look to make another postseason run in 2013. Their run of five straight playoff appearances ended last year.
The New York Mets enter the 2013 looking to compete in the NL East. R.A. Dickey was traded and David Wright was re-signed in the offseason.
The Miami Marlins roster was gutted by an offseason trade. Besides slugger Giancarlo Stanton, there is little for Miami fans to cheer about.
The Atlanta Braves enter 2013 looking to return to the playoffs. The additions to the lineup are Justin and BJ Upton. Chipper Jones retired.
The New York Yankees enter the 2013 season with an aging roster and injuries. Their season hinges on the healthy return of key players.
The Boston Red Sox will try to rebound from a tough 2012.Numerous offseason moves by GM Ben Cherington have strengthened the Sox for 2013.
The Baltimore Orioles look to build on last year's success and return to the postseason.Prospect Dylan Bundy will step into a starting role.
Mariano Rivera announced his retirement recently. How does the Yankee great stack up to other all time great relievers and starters?
The Tampa Bay Rays have been postseason contenders for the past six years.The trade for Wil Myers may keep them in the hunt in the future.
The Toronto Blue Jays added a number of top players through trades and free agency entering the 2013 season. They are a postseason favorite.
With Mark Teixeira joining Curtis Granderson as members of the New York Yankees walking wounded,GM Brian Cashman may have to get an extra bat
The St. Louis Cardinals are coming off an appearance in the NLCS in 2012 and are poised to make another postseason run in 2013.
The Pittsburgh Pirates finished 2012 with a 79-83 record.If the Pirates can avoid a second half swoon in 2013,they may have a winning record.
The Milwaukee Brewers big offseason story was Ryan Braun's connection to PED use.They will have a difficult time competing in the NL Central
After a disappointing finish in 2012,the Cincinnati Reds have a strong team ready to contend in 2013. Aroldis Chapman may be the key player.
The Chicago Cubs have fallen on hard times in recent years. Club president Theo Epstein is in charge of building the club for the future.
The Minnesota Twins GM Terry Ryan traded for a major league ready pitcher and a top prospect this offseason while his farm system matured.
The Kansas City Royals added three new starting pitchers and re-signed another entering 2013. They are looking to compete in the AL Central.
The Detroit Tigers should ne favored to win the AL Central in 2012. GM Dave Dombrowski kept his core intact while making two additions.