MLB Standings - Classic Divisional Alignments

What if MLB had never realigned and allowed the Wild Card entry into the post-season? What team would've been division winners under "classic" alignment?

Note: This assumes the Rays would be in the American League East, the Brewers in the National League East and the Diamondbacks in the National League West.

American League East
2000: Cleveland Indians (90-72)
2001: New York Yankees (95-65)
2002: New York Yankees (103-58)
2003: New York Yankees (101-61)
2004: New York Yankees (101-61)
2005: Boston Red Sox/New York Yankees (95-67)
2006: New York Yankees (97-65)
2007: Boston Red Sox/Cleveland Indians (96-66)
2008: Tampa Bay Rays (97-65)
2009: New York Yankees (103-59)

American League West
2000: Chicago White Sox (95-67)
2001: Seattle Mariners (116-46)
2002: Oakland Athletics (103-59)
2003: Oakland Athletics (96-66)
2004: Anaheim Angels/Minnesota Twins (92-70)
2005: Chicago White Sox (99-63)
2006: Minnesota Twins (96-66)
2007: Anaheim Angels (94-68)
2008: Anaheim Angels (100-62)
2009: Anaheim Angels (97-65)

National League East
2000: New York Mets (94-68)
2001: St Louis Cardinals (93-69)
2002: St Louis Cardinals (97-65)
2003: Florida Marlins (91-71)
2004: St Louis Cardinals (105-57)
2005: St Louis Cardinals (100-62)
2006: New York Mets (97-65)
2007: Philadelphia Phillies (89-73)
2008: Chicago Cubs (97-64)
2009: Philadelphia Phiilies (93-69)

National League West
2000: San Francisco Giants (97-65)
2001: Houston Astros (93-69)
2002: Atlanta Braves (101-59)
2003: Atlanta Braves (101-61)
2004: Atlanta Braves (96-66)
2005: Atlanta Braves (90-72)
2006: Los Angeles Dodgers/San Diego Padres (88-74)
2007: Arizona Diamondbacks/Colorado Rockies (90-72)
2008: Houston Astros (86-75)
2009: Los Angeles Dodgers (95-67)