Florida Marlins over 80.5 (-105) (6u)This is a team that won 87 games last season and I think they should be even better this year. They did lose Nick Johnson from the starting lineup, but the rest of the lineup is in tact.
I would imagine that the lineup probably looks something like this for the season opener:
1. LF Coghlan
2. CF Maybin
3. SS Ramirez
4. 3B Cantu
5. 2B Uggla
6. 1B Sanchez
7. RF Ross
8. C Baker
It's not great, but it's not a bad lineup either. I think they'll find ways to put up big runs. They always seem to do so.
The rotation is headlined by Josh Johnson, who could be a legitimate Cy Young contender this year after going 15-5 with a 3.23 ERA last year. Ricky Nolasco had a terrible ERA last year (5.05), but was extremely unlucky. He ranked 9th in the NL in K/9 (9.49), 5th to K:BB ratio (4.43:1) and 32nd in WHIP (1.25). However, his ERA ranked 75th. Expect to see things come back to normal a bit this year with Nolasco. I think he's in line for a 15 win, 3.60 ERA season. Anibal Sanchez, Sean West, Chris Volstad, Rick VandenHurk and Andrew Miller are all fighting for the last three spots. The bullpen posted a respectable 3.89 ERA last year, putting them 7th in the NL. From that bullpen they lost Luis Ayala (5.63), Matt Lindstrom (5.89), Kiko Calero (1.95) and Scott Proctor (6.05). I see no reason to believe that the bullpen will be any worse this season.
Bottom line is that this team won 87 games last year, had one of the most unlucky pitchers in baseball, didn't get any worse (maybe even got better by adding another year of experience to the lineup) and should win close to 87 games again this year.
There might be more as we keep going.