MLB Power Rankings: And Then There Was 28

By David Hill | Sep 12, 2016

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Minnesota Twins. 30. team. 2. Now that the Twins have been officially elminated, they can begin to look forward to 2017. Their reported interest in former Blue Jays Alex Anthropolous is a great place to start. Looking at the Cubs front office, and the proteges of Theo Epstein, is another.. . Previous:

29. team. 8. Not only do the Diamondbacks claim that they will not trade <a href=. . Previous: . Arizona Diamondbacks

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Oakland A's. 27. team. 96. It is not shocking that the A’s released <a href=. . Previous:

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