How Things Would Shake Up If the MLB Season Ended Today
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The baseball season is long and sometimes a little drawn out. But what if the 2010 campaign ended today?
What would the end result be? And who would win those fabulous awards we love to see our favorite players robbed of each year? Let's start with the playoff pictures.
American League East: Tampa Bay Rays
American League Central: Minnesota Twins
American League West: Oakland Athletics
American League Wildcard: New York Yankees
National League East: Philadelphia Phillies
National League Central: Cincinnati Reds
National League West: San Diego Padres
National League Wildcard: St. Louis Cardinals (barely outlasting the Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers by a half game)
American League Rookie of the Year: Reid Brignac, SS Tampa Bay Rays
National League Rookie of the Year: Jason Heyward, RF Atlanta Braves
American League Cy Young: David Price, SP Tampa Bay Rays
National League Cy Young: Ubaldo Jimenez, SP Colorado Rockies
American League MVP: Miguel Cabrera, 1B Detroit Tigers (Just holding off Justin Morneau of the Twins)
National League MVP: Andre Ethier, RF Los Angeles Dodgers
AL Silver Sluggers: C Joe Mauer, 1B Justin Morneau, 2B Robinson Cano, 3B Adrian Beltre, SS Elvis Andrus, OF Ichiro Suzuki, OF Magglio Ordonez, OF and Austin Jackson, and DH Vladimir Guerrero
NL Silver Slugger: C Ryan Doumit, 1B Joey Votto, 2B Martin Prado, 3B Casey McGehee, SS Troy Tulowitzki, OF Ryan Braun, OF Andrew McCutchen, OF Carlos Gonzalez, and P Tim Hudson
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