The All Star Game and trade deadline have whipped past us like Josh Bard fastball.
So now, for the next six days, we will have polls asking you who will win each division.
Up first, the AL East, which has crowned nine of the 14 pennant winners since 1995.
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Addition of Victor puts Boston over, I think. The Red Sox staff also is deeper and more consistent. Just for the regular season, though. I'll take New York in the postseason.