I think all the teams in the division are strong at the top of their rotations (maybe not Cleveland). The White Sox appear to be deepest especially if Hudson performs if needed. The unpredictable injuries will tell the story. You can't project injuries and what pitching staff doesn't get some? That is why I like the White Sox rotation with the depth they have they can lose some one to injury and keep throwing quality at you.

Verlander has got to be one of the more overrated players in the AL, imo.

What an epically incorrect post.

I read that in the magazine. Tigers could have a better 1-3 (still don't think so) but there is no way a team has a better 1-5 than the Sox.

 

That's where the "perts" miss the boat. If you have starters 4 and 5 give you innings and the 5th spot 10-12 wins, post season is lookin good. 2005 proved that.