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Weekly Team Power Rankings
Monday, May 11th , 2026
Here are the current team power rankings for Major League Baseball:
Teams (Total Points, Tendency):
1) Los Angeles Dodgers (142.5, o)
2) Milwaukee Brewers (126.6, +)
3) Detroit Tigers (113.3, +)
4) Washington Nationals (109.8, -)
5) Pittsburgh Pirates (107.0, ++)
6) Cincinnati Reds (103.7, +)
7) Minnesota Twins (103.3, -)
8) Seattle Mariners (97.7, ++)
9) Philadelphia Phillies (95.7, -)
10) Boston Red Sox (94.8, -)
11) Toronto Blue Jays (93.0, ++)
12) Arizona Diamondbacks (92.8, --)
13) Colorado Rockies (92.8, ++)
14) Chicago White Sox (91.0, o)
15) San Diego Padres (86.5, o)
16) New York Yankees (83.8, +)
17) Cleveland Guardians (83.4, ++)
18) Texas Rangers (81.5, ++)
19) Kansas City Royals (81.3, --)
20) Miami Marlins (81.0, ++)
21) Baltimore Orioles (80.3, --)
22) Houston Astros (79.5, ++)
23) Oakland Athletics (78.0, --)
24) Atlanta Hammers (76.0, --)
25) Tampa Bay Rays (76.0, --)
26) Chicago Cubs (74.7, -)
27) Los Angeles Angels (74.0, --)
28) New York Mets (72.5, --)
29) St. Louis Cardinals (67.7, +)
30) San Francisco Giants (64.5, -)
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BNN Stats: It's All About Experience
Monday, May 11th , 2026
Who has the most major league service time in the MLB?
Starlin Castro, HOU, 16 years, 25 days
Madison Bumgarner, MIN, 15 years, 162 days
Chris Sale, CIN, 15 years, 66 days
Mike Trout, LAA, 14 years, 117 days
Salvador Perez, SF, 14 years, 97 days
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Injury Shuts Down Groza for Season
Monday, May 11th , 2026
Obviously disappointed, Camil Groza confirmed today that his season is officially over. The Kansas City third baseman offered mostly monosyllabic responses to reporters. "Nope," he said, when asked if he might possibly return this year. The 24-year-old Groza suffered a broken kneecap on 05/08/2026 and has been out of action since.
This season, Groza is hitting .349 with 52 hits, 1 home run, 20 RBIs, scored 21 runs and played in 35 games.
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