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Welcome to the 2008 SPIBL Team Power Rankings.  Throughout the season, check back here to see how your team stacks up against the rest of the league.  Good luck to all!


May 7, 2008

Rank Team Record Comment Previous
1 Baltimore 21-7 Pitching is everything for Baltimore … leading the league with an amazing 2.61 era thus far.  Prince Fielder is an early MVP candidate. 1
2 Houston 18-10 44 home runs leads league and 6-2 record in one-run games helps. 2
3 St. Louis 18-10 Bonds arrival has spurned the long ball … second in the league in home runs. 3
4 San Francisco 18-10 Ryan Braun has continued his torrid start - now batting .414. 7
5 Toronto 20-8 Toronto leads the league with a .306 team batting average. 6
6 Los Angeles 15-13 Despite very good OBP of .348, team leagues league in grounding into double plays and only have 15 home runs (last in the league). 4
7 Anaheim 13-15 What is wrong with Anaheim?  Team is only batting .238 and Pat "The Bat" Burrell, their big free-agent signing, is only batting .218. 5
8 Chicago 16-12 Leads the league in stolen bases and second in batting average (.296). 11
9 Milwaukee 12-16 Offense has been a major disappointment … batting just .235 thus far. 8
10 New York 13-15 5-2 versus lefties and 8-13 versus righties tell the early story. 9
11 Kansas City 12-16 Carl Crawford (.361) and Magglio Ordonez (.333) have been impressive thus far. 12
12 Boston 15-13 Matt Holliday has 31 rbi in just 28 games. 15
13 Colorado 14-14 Leading the league in fielding, with just 13 errors thus far. 13
14 Cleveland 12-16 Newcomer Jack Cust has 6 home runs in just 68 at-bats. 10
15 Minnesota 15-13 A surprise team thus far.  Reliever Marmol has gone 20 innings without giving up an earned run. 18
16 Texas 11-17 Chris Duncan has 7 home runs in 78 at-bats. 14
17 Pittsburgh 14-14 Team has 13 triples to lead league. 16
18 Atlanta 12-16 Josh Hamilton has come out swinging … .352, 6 hr and 18 rbi in 54 at-bats. 17
19 Seattle 13-15 2-8 versus left handing pitching - need to hit the trade market 19
20 Philadelphia 12-16 Batting practice anyone?  Team is giving up nearly 2 homers a game. 21
21 Oakland 13-15 Rookie Jacoby Ellsbury looks like the real deal in center field.  If Oakland can't turn things around soon, they may look towards the future. 22
22 San Diego 11-17 Pitching has gone from bad to worse … league worst 5.48 era and .296 opponents batting average. 23
23 Florida 7-21 Victor Martinez has been the lone bright spot on the team thus far. 20
24 Detroit 11-17 Young starter Ubaldo Jimenez has been a bright spot thus far. 24

- contributed by Jason Kerns

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