2018 MLB World Series & Awards Predictions – Wes The Sports Guy




MLB Awards


NL MVP – 1B Paul Goldschmidt Arizona Diamondbacks


AL MVP – OF George Springer Houston Astros


NL Cy Young – Clayton Kershaw Los Angeles Dodgers


AL Cy Young – Justin Verlander Houston Astros


NL Rookie of the Year – OF Lewis Brinson Miami Marlins


AL Rookie of the Year – SS Willy Adames Tampa Bay Rays


NL Manager of the Year – Torey Lovullo Arizona Diamondbacks


AL Manager of the Year – Aaron Boone New York Yankees


Postseason Projections


NL Division Winners – Dodgers, Nationals, Cubs


NL Wild Card Winners – Diamondbacks, Cardinals


AL Division Winners – Astros, Yankees, Indians


AL Wild Card Winners – Red Sox, Angels


NLCS – Dodgers over Nationals


ALCS – Yankees over Astros


World Series – Dodgers over Yankees





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