NL East - Winter Rankings
For a description for how these rankings/numbers were created, please see the NL West rankings a few posts below.
| Team | NYM | ATL | PHI | WAS | FLA | Total |
| NYM | NA | .5240 | .5449 | .5632 | .5923 | .5561 |
| ATL | .4760 | NA | .5247 | .5389 | .5620 | .5299 |
| PHI | .4551 | .4753 | NA | .5332 | .5517 | .5078 |
| WAS | .4370 | .4611 | .4668 | NA | .5175 | .4706 |
| FLA | .4288 | .4380 | .4483 | .4825 | NA | .4494 |
Skinny: The addition of Johan Santana makes the Mets a rather large favorite to win the NL East. The one factor that could possibly bring the Mets back down a little bit is the health and effectiveness of Pedro Martinez. The Braves have a decent offense and a solid top half of the rotation. The Phillies offense is not potent enough to make up for some questionable pitching and the simulator puts them in third place. The Marlins aren't very good, and the Nationals are a team on the rise, though still a long way off from competing in the NL East.
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