Rank | LW | Team | Record |
1 | -- | Detroit Tigers | 0-0 |
This team is stacked and my WS pick. But can their bullpen hold up? | |||
2 | -- | New York Mets | 0-0 |
Should be this year's WS Wildcard team. Solid all-around. | |||
3 | -- | Seattle Mariners | 0-0 |
Bedard may win the AL Cy Young. Should runaway with AL West. | |||
4 | -- | Los Angeles Dodgers | 0-0 |
Joe Torre will be the best offseason move by the Dodgers. | |||
5 | -- | New York Yankees | 0-0 |
Weak pitching, but I think the sentimental factor of the last year at Yankee Stadium leads them. | |||
6 | -- | Chicago Cubs | 0-0 |
Everyone loves the Cubs this year, but will they be solid in October? | |||
7 | -- | Atlanta Braves | 0-0 |
My pick to win the NL East. The Braves are back. | |||
8 | -- | Cleveland Indians | 0-0 |
Great all-around team. A lot of high expectations may weigh heavy on them though. | |||
9 | -- | Boston Red Sox | 0-0 |
Should be the best team to miss the playoffs. | |||
10 | -- | Milwaukee Brewers | 0-0 |
Much improved team, should give the Cubs a run for their money. | |||
11 | -- | Arizona Diamondbacks | 0-0 |
Such a great young team all-around. May win the division. | |||
12 | -- | Toronto Blue Jays | 0-0 |
Every year people build up the Blue Jays and every year they finish 3rd in the East. More of the same. | |||
13 | -- | San Diego Padres | 0-0 |
They better outpitch everyone because this is not an offensive juggernaut by any means. | |||
14 | -- | Philadelphia Phillies | 0-0 |
You never know with the Phillies. I say they will be good, but not good enough. | |||
15 | -- | Los Angeles Angels | 0-0 |
Initially I felt they could win the West, but costly injuries will hurt them. | |||
16 | -- | Colorado Rockies | 0-0 |
Their incredible September last year will not be duplicated. | |||
17 | -- | Cincinnati Reds | 0-0 |
Could be a threat early, but their lack of depth hurts them come summertime. | |||
18 | -- | Chicago White Sox | 0-0 |
It's hard to say which direction this team is going, but I'm thinking they're still below .500. | |||
19 | -- | Texas Rangers | 0-0 |
Josh Hamilton will have big numbers in the Texas heat. The pitching staff, not so much. | |||
20 | -- | Tampa Bay Devil Rays | 0-0 |
An improved team that can outhit anyone. Pitching is better too, but still too young. | |||
21 | -- | Pittsburgh Pirates | 0-0 |
Mark it down, 16 consecutive losing seasons for the Pirates. | |||
22 | -- | Kansas City Royals | 0-0 |
Still a bad team, but may show signs of a bright future with Alex Gordon and Billy Butler. | |||
23 | -- | San Francisco Giants | 0-0 |
Barry Zito has to be the worst #1 pitcher in baseball. They could be even worse than I think. | |||
24 | -- | Washington Nationals | 0-0 |
Nice new stadium, but still a bad team. | |||
25 | -- | St. Louis Cardinals | 0-0 |
Injuries should crush the Cardinals again this year. | |||
26 | -- | Oakland Athletics | 0-0 |
Shouldn't expect much from the A's. Billy Beane has them in transition, hoping for a solid 2010 team. | |||
27 | -- | Houston Astros | 0-0 |
Sooner or later Roy Oswalt has to get tired of this team getting worse. | |||
28 | -- | Minnesota Twins | 0-0 |
Santana and Hunter are gone. And they are in a tough division. Not good. | |||
29 | -- | Florida Marlins | 0-0 |
It's the Marlins, they're way too young right now. | |||
30 | -- | Baltimore Orioles | 0-0 |
Should easily be the worst team in baseball this year and maybe next year too. |
Tuesday, April 01, 2008
Inaugural MLB Power Rankings
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