The lines have the AL divisions at +11, -13 and -10.  I'll take the over on those and the under on the NL divisions.

So, my overs are Toronto, Tampa,  and Anaheim, and my unders are LAD, Cincinnati and Milwaukee.  If I had a gazillion dollars, I'd actually take the over on all the AL clubs and the under on all the NL clubs and take my chances with interleague. 

It'll be fascinating to see whether the Astros can make up the difference all by themselves. If they really project to be that bad, then Anaheim and Texas look like easy overs.

Texas would be my 4th over choice.  The AL would have to go from 142 wins to 120 in interleague play for the projections to make sense.  I see that as extremely unlikely to occur.  Maybe Bryce Harper becomes Mickey Mantle...

These lines look really reasonable to me, hard to pick unders and overs. Particularly since I'm so out of touch with the NL. But I'll take

Under
NYY
LAA
LAD

Over
Houston

I haven't looked at anything carefully yet but on gut alone I would bet:

Over: Boston, Toronto, Baltimore, Cleveland, Houston, Phillies, Pittsburgh

Under:  Yanks, Texas

Actually, these numbers don't make a lot of sense.  The total for the AL clubs is 13 games under .500 and the total for the NL teams is 11 games under .500.  Total for all teams is 24 games under .500.  This is, of course, not even close to being physically possible.  You'd have a decent chance of winning if you took the over on every team.

Interesting dan gordon - I didn't check that yet.  That suggests that Atlantis Casino sees a lot of pessimism in baseball fans this year.  Fans who feel their teams are more likely to collapse than succeed.  Wonder if that is a statement on US society right now?  It'd be interesting to see the games over/under overall projections at this time of year for them over the years.  Were teams projected to be over 500 overall in years where optimism was high (such as at the end of the Regan years, late in the Clinton years, early in the Obama years) or well under 500 when it was poor (either of the Bushes terms, Obama outside of his first year or two). 

Lets assume the obvious, to me anyhow. The Atlantis Casino wants as much business as it can get.

I do not know what other assumptions to make, with confidence. I do not understand it enough.

NYY & LAD fans may be a huge number and they may bet a lot of money on their teams to win the WS. Both teams cannot win the WS, so the loser is insurance.Their best hope is for TB or Toronto to win because the volume should be less than NYY & LAD. I suppose it gets more profitable if NYY/LAD do not even make the playoffs. But then nobody can bet on them to win any series as they are not in the playoffs. Somehow the odds must to encourage some goal or strategy. That is a big guess by me.

Gotta think the over on Minnesota looks pretty solid.

For those interested, Keith Law has written a piece on ESPN (Insider),"The stats I can't live without." Recommended, especially for those curious about BABIP, the relative value of OBP and slugging percentage as measures of offensive value, and other issues.

http://insider.espn.go.com/mlb/blog/_/name/law_keith/id/8961789/obp-babip-most-important-baseball-statistics-needed-player-evaluation-mlb

I'm not sure about the Twins. Losing Revere and Span is going to hit their pitchers pretty hard. Then again 64 wins in that division isn't a particularly lofty standard.

I'm gonna go ahead and take the under on Washington.

Suggested poll question: will the Blue Jays make the playoffs in 2013?

A chance to go on the record before the season gets underway...

Personally, I would prefer an up-and-down vote, as I never seem to get around to making predictions for all teams in the general predictions thread.

If they make the wild card game but get bounced there, does that count?

Good question...to me, getting bounced after a wild card game doesn't count as playing in the playoffs. It is better than finishing out of the race altogether, though.

I guess one question could be: will the Jays garner a wild card spot (if not the AL East title) in 2013?

Alternatively: will the Jays be one of the four teams in the 2013 ALDS?

Just for fun, last years Vegas numbers and our reaction to them.  All but one who called Boston said 'over' - congrats Mick for getting that one right.

Looking at last years number, of the 5 highest win lines, four of them ended up under (NYY the exception); of the bottom 6 in projected wins, 5 were up (HOU the exception). So that makes a record of nine and two if you pick in concert with  the Law of Competitive Balance.

So I am going to make the following picks, based on LoCB:

Under; LAD, Was, DET, LAA, CIN

Over: HOU, MIA, MIN, COL, CHC

With the caveat that I personally think WAS and CHC will be exceptions.