The Marlins Surge, And A Crowded Top Five
A quick lap of the standings, offenses and pitching staffs.
The Marlins jumped eleven spots in the power ranking on the back of an 8-2 run, even at a 36-36 record. Up top, the Yankees climbed back to first while the Braves slid three to fourth. Plenty moving this week.
Power Rankings
Power ranking — record, run differential and last-10 form, blended into one order.
New York sits first at 43-27 with a plus-107 run differential, but the real mover is Miami, up eleven spots to sixth on the strength of going 8-2 over their last ten. The Cardinals quietly snuck into fifth too.
- 1▲3
New York Yankees43-27 · +107 run diff · L10 7-3
- 2–
Milwaukee Brewers43-26 · +112 run diff · L10 6-4
- 3–
Los Angeles Dodgers45-27 · +141 run diff · L10 5-5
- 4▼3
Atlanta Braves46-25 · +107 run diff · L10 5-5
- 5▲3
St. Louis Cardinals38-31 · +12 run diff · L10 7-3
- 6▲11
Miami Marlins36-36 · +0 run diff · L10 8-2
- 7▲2
Chicago White Sox38-32 · +12 run diff · L10 6-4
- 8▲5
Tampa Bay Rays41-27 · +8 run diff · L10 5-5
- 9▲7
Washington Nationals37-35 · +13 run diff · L10 6-4
- 10▼3
Philadelphia Phillies38-33 · -23 run diff · L10 6-4
Best offenses
Team OPS — on-base plus slugging. Higher is better.
The Dodgers lead the team OPS ranking at .788, with the Yankees right behind at .763. Below them the Athletics, Nationals and Braves are packed within a point of each other.
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Los Angeles Dodgersteam OPS0.788OPS
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New York Yankeesteam OPS0.763OPS
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Athleticsteam OPS0.745OPS
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Washington Nationalsteam OPS0.745OPS
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Atlanta Bravesteam OPS0.744OPS
Best staffs on the mound
Team ERA — the whole staff, starters and bullpen. Lower is better.
Atlanta tops the team-ERA ranking at 3.29, a hair ahead of the Yankees at 3.32. The Dodgers sit third at 3.37 but own the best WHIP of the group at 1.09.
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Atlanta Braves1.18 WHIP3.29ERA
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New York Yankees1.19 WHIP3.32ERA
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Los Angeles Dodgers1.09 WHIP3.37ERA
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Milwaukee Brewers1.21 WHIP3.45ERA
- 5
Seattle Mariners1.20 WHIP3.69ERA
Stats via the MLB Stats API. Colors, form scores and power rankings are Baseball Lens's own.