2011 MLB Predictions: Awards

Now that I've completed my divisional previews I suppose it's time to get down to the nitty gritty.  Believe me when I say I'm glad I finished the previews.  By the time I'd gotten to the National League Central I was pooped.  Then I was rewarded by doing write-ups for Pittsburgh and Houston.  At least the Pirates have a brightening future.
Anyway, this post will be dedicated to my award winners and due to reader request I will also put down my predicted records for each team.  First, the records:

AL East				NL East
Boston	98	64		Philadelphia	97	65
New York	90	72		Atlanta	92	70
Tampa	84	78		New York	81	81
Toronto	78	84		Washington	73	89
Baltimore	73	89		Florida	73	89
AL Central				NL Central
Chicago	87	75		Milwaukee	91	71
Detroit	83	79		Cincinnati	88	74
Minnesota	80	82		St. Louis	83	79
Cleveland	79	83		Chicago	77	85
Kansas City	70	92		Pittsburgh	68	94
				Houston	61	101
AL West				NL West
Texas	94	68		Colorado	93	69
Oakland	90	72		San Fran	88	74
Los Angeles	83	79		Los Angeles	80	82
Seattle	58	104		San Diego	70	92
				Arizona	68	94

Putting that table in was a huge pain in the butt.  As you can see no surprises in the division winners unless you think Milwaukee is a big underdog.  My biggest surprise is picking Oakland to win the AL Wild Card. If this holds true to form this is how I think the playoffs will go:
Boston over Oakland                   Milwaukee over Philadelphia
Texas over Chicago                     Colorado over Atlanta
Boston over Texas                        Milwaukee over Colorado

Boston over Milwaukee (hey, I can dream, right?)

Now your Award winners:
AL MVP                                     NL MVP
1. Adrian Gonzalez                     1. Troy Tulowitzki
2. Robinson Cano                       2. Albert Pujols
3. Miguel Cabrera                       3. David Wright

AL Cy Young                              NL Cy Young
1. Brett Anderson                        1. Tim Lincecum
2. CC Sabathia                            2. Josh Johnson
3. Neftali Feliz                            3. Tommy Hanson

AL Rookie                                  NL Rookie
1. Jeremy Hellickson SP (TB)    1. Craig Kimbrel RP (Atl)
2. J.P. Arencibia C (Tor)             2. Freddie Freeman 1B (Atl)
3. Dustin Ackley 2B (Sea)         3. Brandon Beachy SP (Atl)

Good thing I'm not a betting man.