MLB Power Rankings: Clearing Up the Postseason Picture
By David Hill
2. Let’s face it – the Twins have been an abject disappointment this year. After hanging around the periphery of the Wild Card last year, it was expected that they would take a step forward. Instead, they will be the only team with 100 losses this season. It is not what Twins fans had in mind when the season began.. . . Minnesota Twins. 30. team
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. Philadelphia Phillies. 28. team. 6. The Phillies have the exact same run differential, -169, as the Twins, but are 14 games better. There are plenty of reasons to be excited about the future in Philadelphia, especially as the contract of <a rel=.
. . Atlanta Braves. 27. team. 17. There is a lot to look forward to with the Braves as they enter a new ballpark next season. With <a rel=
. Oakland Athletics. 26. team. 96. When the trade deadline deals are reviewed years from now, the A’s acquisition of <a rel=.