Top Three Underrated Rotations in the American League

I recently read an ESPN article ranking the top starting rotations in Major League Baseball. I then began to research and realized that there were some starting staffs in the American League that were not getting the love they deserved. These are three teams that I feel are primed to have big years:

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3.) Chicago White Sox: This may be seen as a surprise pick to most but I believe the White Sox will have a solid rotation this year. Chris Sale is one of the best young pitchers in baseball and has already placed himself as the ace of their staff. Jake Peavy will never be what he used to but he is still an above average major league player. I expect John Danks to rebound this year and go back to his old form. Gavin Floyd and Jose Quintana are both suitable back end of the rotation guys.

2.) Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim: This may be another surprise pick but I am counting on the Angels rotation to have a big year. Jered Weaver is easily a top ten pitcher in Major League Baseball and will be a stabilizing force in the rotation. C.J. Wilson under performed last year but I expect a big bounce back season. Joe Blanton is a solid veteran presence that will help younger guys. Jason Vargas is a number four pitcher on the Angels and could probably be a three on most other teams. Tommy Hanson is coming off an injury filled season and may be the best back end of the rotation pitcher in baseball.

1.) Toronto Blue Jays: The Toronto Blue Jays have a solid rotation that has been built on offseason trading. The ace of their staff is reigning National League Cy Young Award winner R.A. Dickey. Brandon Morrow looks like he finally has begun to break out and reach his potential. Mark Buehrle is a great leader and still an effective pitcher who will be a big clubhouse presence for the Jays. Josh Johnson is an injury prone pitcher but when healthy can be the number one starter on any staff. Ricky Romero had a terrible season last year but only two years ago he had a sub 3.00 era.