MLB Power Rankings: Cubs, Cubs, Cubs!

team. 127. You would have hoped Hall of Fame broadcaster, and person, Dick Enberg would have had a better team to retire on. For all the well-deserved attention Vin Scully has received in Los Angeles, Enberg’s retirement is almost as big. On the field, the Padres are slumbering through the end of the season. Losers of seven out of ten, they better hope all those prospects they received during this year’s fire sale bear some fruit. With the big money players gone there has to be a reason, aside from the weather, to take in a game.  . . Previous: . San Diego Padres 56-80. 25

Philadelphia Phillies 60-76. 24. team. 6. Along with the Braves, here is a team that has a lot of prospects right on the cusp of making an impact. For now, they are dealing with a brooding <a href=. . Previous:

Milwaukee Brewers 60-76. 23. team. 76. The good news for Milwaukee comes after a weekend sweep of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Even a four-game winning streak could not stave off the inevitable as they are eliminated from the playoffs. Before this mini-run, they lost six straight at home in the division. Not good. <a href=. . Previous:

team. 21. Now in the role of AL East spoilers, the Rays captured two out of three this weekend at home against Toronto. Surprisingly, they are still mathematically alive in the AL Wild Card hunt trailing that second spot by 15.5 games. Seriously, this team has more questions than answers going into next season. Do they move <a href=. . Previous: . Tampa Bay Rays 58-77. 22

21. team. 102. Whatever good things the Angels had going on this week was overshadowed Sunday when <a href=. . Previous: . Los Angeles Angels 61-75