13 wins. He has arguably been the best pitcher in the league, but not by enough of a margin in a year with multiple 20-game winners. This isn't a Felix in '10 scenario.

He's had an eventful year. He started out the season getting pulled very early opening day because of food poisoning (to put it politely), had a stretch where some posters here thought his career was in danger because of the hip injury, and still is second in the league in innings pitched. Overall I don't think he'll win the Cy Young - but he's been good enough that it's possible that he should win it, with one start remaining for all the serious contenders.

It's a shame that his season (and the Dodgers') has been so impacted by them trying to rush Matt Kemp back, so he got hurt enough to miss a LOT of time.

I think the Ellis, Cruz, Kemp, Gonzalez, Ramirez, Ethier, Ellis, Victorino line-up will do well next year.

It'll be Crawford not Victorino, who's going to be a FA. Probably Crawford, MkEllis, Kemp, A-Gon, Hanley, Ethier, AjEllis, Cruz, and I suspect whatever magic potion is infusing Cruz's bat late this season will run out by next year and Dee Gordon will eventually make his way back into the lineup at short.