Power Rankings

1) Cincinnati Reds - They lose Rocky, one of the leagues best hitters, but still keep winning. Will they win their 5th? Probably.
28 - 9

2) Monterrey Corn Dogs - Quite possibly the best team in the league. Should be a great battle between the Bulls and CDs for the AL South title.
27 - 10

3) Durham Bulls - Best lineup in the league. Pitching is good, but not great. Could be tough to pass the CDs without an upgrade to their rotation.
26 - 11

4) Pittsburgh Pirates - Probably the best rotation in the league. Still think they will will take the NL North.
22 - 15

5) Kansas City Royals - Up and down all season. Better than their record suggests.
22 - 15

6) Trenton Ball Hogs - Props to Wholck. The Ball Hogs have improved in each of the last 5 seasons. On track for a franchise best winning percentage.
23 - 14

7) Cleveland Indians - Solid team. A little more offense wouldn't hurt.
22 - 15

8) Santa Fe Tard Park - Got to wonder if the move to a tard park has hurt more than it helped.
22 - 15

9) Tampa Bay Rays - As good as the Rays have been they are still sitting in 3rd in the AL South. They may finish with a .600 or better record and still finish 3rd.
21 - 16

10) Chicago Cubs - Another good team in a strong division. The cubs will probably finish 3rd in their division.
21 - 16

11) Dover Dung Beetles - Honorary member of the power rankings. Find some pitching and this likely a top 5 team.
19 - 18