Thursday, June 13, 2013

MLB Power Rankings

 

We are a little over a third of the way through the Major League Baseball season. We know the Astros and Marlins are the biggest pretenders in the league as they are each going to approach 100+ losses. The Twins, White Sox, Mets, Brewers, and Cubs are most likely not going to compete. These teams just have too much ground to try and make up.
That highlights the Cardinals, Red Sox, Reds, Yankees, Athletics, Braves, Diamondbacks, Rangers, Tigers, Orioles, and yes, the Pirates as our contenders come September.
The Cardinals are the current NL Central division leaders (42-22), as we could see three teams reach the postseason from that division this year with the Reds at 39-26 and Pirates right behind at 38-26.
The Yankees and Red Sox are battling for first in the AL East, believe it or not, while the Braves and Tigers are in complete control of their respective divisions as of today.
Then there are teams like the Nationals, Phillies, Padres, Rockies, Dodgers, Royals, Indians, Rays, Giants, Angels, Blue Jays, and Mariners that will go one way or the other in the next month.

Please check out Sports Unbiased for the rest of this story! Here's a link:
 http://sportsunbiased.com/mlb/7968/mlb-power-rankings-2013-30-team-rankings/



Friday, June 7, 2013

Yasiel Puig's Energy has Revived the Dodgers

    
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 For most of the season, the Los Angeles Dodgers have seemed as lifeless as can be. They have been sitting in the basement in the NL West for most of the season, dealing with notable injuries to OF Matt Kemp, SP Zack Greinke, SS Hanley Ramirez, and SP Chad Billingsley. Most of their roster has under-performed, highlighted by OF Andre Ethier, who certainly isn’t earning his $14 million salary with his .230 batting average. There has been no signs of a revitalization in LA with the current roster. That’s why the Dodgers were forced to turn to their farm system for some kind of boost.

     Check out Sports Unbiased for the rest of the story!

     http://sportsunbiased.com/mlb/7706/yasiel-puigs-energy-has-revived-the-dodgers/