MLB Players Power Rankings: Top 10 Hitters in Week-11

DENVER, CO - JUNE 12: Charlie Blackmon #19 of the Colorado Rockies bats during a game against the Chicago Cubs at Coors Field on June 12, 2019 in Denver, Colorado. The Cubs won 10-1. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images)
DENVER, CO - JUNE 12: Charlie Blackmon #19 of the Colorado Rockies bats during a game against the Chicago Cubs at Coors Field on June 12, 2019 in Denver, Colorado. The Cubs won 10-1. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images)
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MLB Players Power Rankings: Trey Mancini
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MLB Players Power Rankings (4): Trey Mancini, Baltimore Orioles

Week-11 Stats: 0.917 SLG | 0.558 wOBA | 261 wRC+ | 0.6 fWAR

Trey Mancini has impressed experts and analysts across the league and has left many wondering what his future will look like. The Baltimore Orioles are flirting with the Miami Marlins for the worst record in baseball and Mancini is by far the best offensive player on the team.

At 27-years-old, Mancini has played his entire career (4-years) in Baltimore, and while it would be nice for him to remain on the team as it rebuilds, given how well he’s advanced this season, the O’s might be better off trading him in order to speed up the rebuilding process.

This season, Mancini is posting career highs in AVG (.310), OBP (.365), and SLG (.571). He leads the league in total bases (153) and ranks 14th in MLB in wRC+ (145). His career high home run total of 24 looks to be shattered as well this season as Mancini is on pace to hit 36 HR this season.

On a better team, Mancini’s stats would see a slight uptick, making the said team much more competitive and therefore making him a huge commodity in MLB’s current market place.  Teams like the Tampa Bay Rays, who just lost out on the Edwin Encarnacion sweepstakes to the New York Yankees might come knocking on Baltimore’s door, but will they answer?

O’s fans better hope so.