The Marlins Crash the Top Five at .500

Our team power ranking — record, run differential and recent form in one order.

The top four held firm this week, but the Marlins made the loudest noise underneath. A 7-3 stretch pushed Miami up four spots to fifth despite a run differential of exactly zero. Sometimes timing beats math.

Power Rankings

Power ranking — record, run differential and last-10 form, blended into one order.

The Dodgers (49-29) stay at number one, with the Yankees, Brewers and Braves locked in behind them. Below the leaders, the Twins keep climbing too, up thirteen spots to eighth on a 7-3 run, while the Cubs' five-spot jump lands them sixth.

• 1–Los Angeles Dodgers49-29 · +133 run diff · L10 6-4
• 2–New York Yankees46-30 · +112 run diff · L10 6-4
• 3–Milwaukee Brewers46-29 · +119 run diff · L10 5-5
• 4–Atlanta Braves48-28 · +97 run diff · L10 3-7
• 5▲4Miami Marlins40-38 · +0 run diff · L10 7-3
• 6▲5Chicago Cubs40-37 · +21 run diff · L10 6-4
• 7▲3Philadelphia Phillies42-35 · -4 run diff · L10 6-4
• 8▲13Minnesota Twins38-41 · -18 run diff · L10 7-3
• 9▼1Tampa Bay Rays43-31 · +8 run diff · L10 4-6
• 10▼4Washington Nationals40-38 · +12 run diff · L10 5-5

Stats via the MLB Stats API. Colors, form scores and power rankings are Baseball Lens's own.