When Cleveland signed Michael Bourn many people were surprised. It creates a logjam in the outfield, with Bourn, Stubbs and Brantley trying to fill two positions. Other than that, a lot of the team’s success will depend on their starting rotation, which is average at best. – Daniel Buerge

After one of the most disappointing seasons in franchise history, the Astros aren’t going to have much more luck in 2013. The team transferred leagues, becoming the first team since the Milwaukee Brewers to swap from one league to the other. Houston will now join the American League West with powerful teams like the L.A. [...]

The outlook for the 2013 Cubs isn’t a very bright one. They finished their 2012 campaign with the second worst record in the Major Leagues. The lowly Cubbies had a pitching staff that had no one finish the season with a record above .500. Chicago brought in Edwin Jackson to help out their rotation, but [...]