The Indians rolled the dice on Ubaldo Jimenez and must now fill holes for 2012.
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Underachieving stars Adam Dunn and Alex Rios must rebound in 2012.
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A combination of injuries and an anemic offense led to another mediocre season by the Bay.
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The team's problems might linger as long as Frank McCourt does
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The Rockies crashed from high altitude this year, and it wasn't Not Jim Tracey's fault.
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They led the National League in runs, but had too many question marks to capitalize.
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The Jays endure another year of also-ran status in the AL East.
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With minimal payroll flexibility, the Padres need young players to improve quickly.
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A late-season collapse raises more questions about the Bucs' future
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The Royals are loaded with young talent, but they're still experiencing growing pains
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The Twins struggled in 2011 and there's little help from the farm coming soon
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Re-signing Reyes a priority, but health still a concern for lineup, rotation
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