1. Cleveland Indians

■ 2016: 94-67, lost World Series to Cubs

■ Significant additions: DH Edwin Encarnacion, RP Boone Logan, OF Austin Jackson

■ Significant losses: 1B Mike Napoli, OF Coco Crisp, OF Rajai Davis, RP Jeff Manship

■ Clubhouse catalyst: SS Francisco Lindor

■ The season is a success if: they get another crack at a World Series clincher, after dropping Games 5, 6 and 7 last fall. Few teams were better than the Indians in 2016, and no one bettered themselves more for 2017. In reality, their “additions” should include not only Encarnacion, the AL’s top runproducer in 2016, but also top SPs Carlos Carrasco and Danny Salazar, who were injured and (mostly) unavailable last fall. This is now a deeper lineup, a deeper rotation and — with the signing of Logan — an even deeper bullpen than the brilliant one that carried the Indians to the AL pennant a year ago. No, Andrew Miller won’t be pitching two or three innings every other game all season, but if the Indians return to the postseason, watch out.