- Wichita (1) – How good is
Vicente Arias, only a 30/30 potential with an almost 500 OBP. Scary good
- Madison (2) - P David Hernandez is a preliminary all-star. Who says you need to get it over the plate to have success.
- New York (NL) (3) – SS Luis Matos is having a down year so far, if he recovers and starts hitting this team could be the team to beat on the rankings
- Colorado Springs (4) LF Jesse Walton's career year has kept CSP in the position to look down on the competition.
- Toledo (9) – LF Aaron Holt is lost for the season, so goes their leadoff hitter, yet they still climb the ladder
- Columbus (6)- CL Ellis Watson is almost unhittable in the late innings 19/21 in saves with a .86 ERA
- New York(AL) (10)- Max Mills is hitting well below his skills, he should wake up soon and start dominating soon enough
- Memphis (7) – tied as the best fielding team in the league with Wichita, could be one reason they are doing so well
- Philadelphia (12) - #2 in the league in strike outs not to shabby.
- Oklahoma City (13) – Swept through New York and Toledo and took their series against Madison. This team is showing its grit. Also leads the league in least amount of HR allowed.
- Burlington (14) – SP Ivan Hoiles's brief Ml Stay came to an end this week after an 0-3 record in 5 games with a 7.50 ERA
- Washington D.C. (15) - 25-11 at home 16-20 on the road welcome Jekyll and Hyde.
- Iowa City (5) – The adjustment period has began after a tough series with Washington they are dropping back down to Earth
- San Diego (8) - struggling against right handed pitching where they are batting just under .250 against lefties they seem to have less issues batting near .280.
- Santa Fe (11) - Matt Shave eats babies, the ownership has checkup as of 11/10 imagine how good they would be if someone was at the wheel.
- Kansas City (17) – the dark cloud of having no David Seanez is starting to lift and the team apparently will survive might even retake 2nd in the division this week
- Las Vegas (16) – 29 1 run games and 10 extra inning games, they love to keep it close.
- Fargo (21) - expected Win % is almost .550 that tells you how good they could be at times. A strong week and they could jump at least 3 spots
- Pittsburgh (20) – Don Perry has stepped in front of 13 pitches so far this season, a painful way for the old man to get on base.
- Baltimore (25) - pitching is struggling against right handers to the tune of a .290 OBA. Almost 25 point hirer than against lefties
- Cincinnati (24)-Return of Kmeuller has given the Cinci squad a 9-6 record. A vast improvement
- Florida (19) - currently leads the league in triples at 22
- Monterrey(26)- 3B Mo Torrealba's 79 strike outs tie a career high
- Louisville (18) - CL Walter Gentry is about the only working in the pitching staff.
- Cheyenne (22) - throwing out almost 32% of runner to lead the league in caught stealing
- Colorado(23)- twice the league average in Wild Pitches thrown (15/8)
- Durham (30) - The Bulls lost confidence in RP Geronimo Rosado and demoted him in the past week. He wasn't entirely poor so we should see him again at call ups
- Vancouver (27) - LF Rafael Molina is playing like the minor leaguer he is. All speed and no bat.
- Milwaukee (28) - 8-2 in their past 10 and yet they get no respect in the ranking and fall 1 slot. Something about a team that struggles to hit that gets no respect in my formula
- Atlanta Braves- .020 percentage points below the next closest team in team batting average, The side of the barn seems to be a challenge in Atlanta
- St. Louis (31) - almost as bad as Hartford and they actually have an owner who checks in
- Hartford (32) - New owner same results, until pitching returns this will be a hard few weeks in Hartford.
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