The Minnesota Twins are the pretty clear favorites to win the AL Central in 2025, according to the annual PECOTA projections from Baseball Prospectus. The Twins are forecasted to win 86.2 games in ...

DETROIT -- PECOTA projects the Detroit Tigers to go 79-83 in 2025 and finish in fourth place in the American League Central. But, wait! That’s not as bad as it sounds. PECOTA picked the Tigers ...

PECOTA is back for 2025, and as usual, we have improvements to announce. This season the improvements are notable both for where we chose and chose not to make them. Two changes drive these ...

PECOTA projections place them as World Series contenders with a 7.1% chance. Recent improvements include Kyle Tucker from the Astros and Craig Counsell as manager. Fans are hopeful for a strong ...

PECOTA is not quite the rite of the dead of winter as the moment when 30 teams see their pitchers and catchers report for spring training with their position players not far behind in gearing up ...

Now, they're projected to play more October baseball in 2025. The annual PECOTA projections from Baseball Prospectus came out on Monday, which projected the Mets to finish in second place in the ...

The Chicago Cubs have positioned themselves as strong contenders for the 2025 season, with PECOTA projections forecasting them to win 90.6 games—placing them among the best teams in Major League ...

Last year’s PECOTA projections from Baseball Prospectus were spot on for the Yankees. PECOTA’s simulations had the Yankees at 94.4 wins, reclaiming their place atop the American League East ...

They do so with 2025 PECOTA projections from Baseball Prospectus having the Dodgers remaining National League West champions by finishing the season 104-58, good for the best record in baseball.

Baseball Prospectus’ PECOTA standings project the Yankees to win 89.7 games and for the Mets to win 88.9. The projections, which came out Monday, envision both as playoff teams. The Yankees ...

PECOTA projects the Chicago Cubs to win a staggering 90 games, win the National League Central, and finish the season with the third highest winning percentage in the entire league. Brett Taylor ...