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The White Sox aren't playing around. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince takes us around the division to find out what's going right for the Sox and how the rest of the teams are faring.

The Rockies are hanging around in the NL West. MLB.com's Alyson Footer checks in with all five reporters to find out how legit the Rockies are and where the rest of the division stacks up.

The Nationals are rolling while the Mets play catchup. MLB.com's Tim McMaster chats with all five reporters to find out just how good Bryce Harper really is and how the rest of the division is keeping up.

The Cubs are legit and aren't going anywhere. MLB.com's Matt Waymire caught up with all five reporters to find out just how good the Cubs are and whether or not the rest of the division can keep up.

The A's haven't lost a game on the road while the Astros are still looking for their identity. MLB.com's Alyson Footer checks in with all five reporters to find out who's got the edge in Texas and how the A's are rolling despite their struggling starters.

There's no clear frontrunner in the AL East. MLB.com's Tim McMaster investigates whether or not any team has the edge and whether or not the Yankees can sneak out of their slump.

The Twins finally won a Major League game and the White Sox are tied for first place in the division. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince caught up with all five reporters to find out who's surging and who's slumping so far this season.

It's time to give out first week report cards. MLB.com's Matt Waymire caught up with all five reporters to learn who's still working out the kinks and who's rocking steady.

It's anyone's division but a few NL East teams are sticking out. MLB.com's Tim McMaster caught up with all five reporters to find out who's still got some bugs to work out and who's off to a strong start.

It's too early to choose any front runners in the AL East but MLB.com's Tim McMaster caught up with all five teams to find out who's leading the way.

First week report cards are out for the AL West. MLB.com's Alyson Footer caught up with all five reporters to hear how they're faring so far and who's still got some kinks to work out.

After a week of games, no one in the NL West is pushing the panic button. MLB.com's Alyson Footer caught up with each reporter to find out how they're adjusting to the regular season and where they grow from here.

Does each team have their starting five and bullpens sorted out? MLB.com's Alyson Footer caught up with each team to find out who's set for Opening Day and which players are still battling it out for a spot on the big league roster.

It was a chilly week for a few AL Central teams but that didn't keep their bats from heating up. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince caught up with all five reporters to find out how they fared Opening Week and who shined for their clubs.

The NL Central is shaping up to be a race for the ages as the Pirates started the season sweeping the Cardinals. And how will the Cubs overcome the loss of Kyle Schwarber with an injury that will keep him out for the season? MLB.com's Matt Waymire catches up with all five reporters to find out how the first week is shaping up.

The AL East is ready to roll and have specific ways to succeed this season. MLB.com's Tim McMaster caught up with all five reporters to hear how they'll try to stay on top in one of the most competitive divisions.

Early in the season, every team hopes for health and consistency. MLB.com's Tim McMaster caught up with all five NL East reporters to find out what their team's keys to success look like this season.

Despite the season only being a day old, MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince caught up with all five reporters to make some statistical predictions for 2016.

The NL West reporters make a few bold predictions for 2016. MLB.com's Alyson Footer caught up with all five reporters to find out why their predictions could come true.

The NL Central reporters dare to make a few bold predictions about the 2016 season. MLB.com's Matt Waymire caught up with all five reporters to hear why their predictions could come true.