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Weekly Team Power Rankings
Monday, June 22nd , 2037
Here are the current team power rankings for Major League Baseball:
Teams (Total Points, Tendency):
1) St. Louis Cardinals (134.7, o)
2) San Francisco Giants (112.5, ++)
3) Atlanta Braves (111.5, ++)
4) Chicago White Sox (110.9, ++)
5) New York Mets (110.9, -)
6) Baltimore Orioles (108.5, --)
7) Cleveland Guardians (106.9, o)
8) Boston Red Sox (104.9, +)
9) Chicago Cubs (101.8, --)
10) Tampa Bay Rays (100.8, --)
11) Washington Nationals (99.8, +)
12) Kansas City Royals (99.2, -)
13) New York Yankees (96.2, ++)
14) Seattle Mariners (95.7, -)
15) Arizona Diamondbacks (94.7, o)
16) Los Angeles Dodgers (91.7, o)
17) Houston Astros (87.0, +)
18) Minnesota Twins (85.2, +)
19) Nashville Stars (80.8, -)
20) Toronto Blue Jays (76.1, ++)
21) Texas Rangers (75.2, --)
22) Los Angeles Angels (70.6, -)
23) Colorado Rockies (68.4, +)
24) Philadelphia Phillies (68.1, --)
25) San Diego Padres (68.0, +)
26) Portland Loggers (54.9, --)
27) Cincinnati Reds (50.7, o)
28) Milwaukee Brewers (50.3, o)
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BNN Stats: Single-Season Records
Monday, June 22nd , 2037
Who holds the single season record in the Major League Baseball for fielding independent pitching (FIP)?
Christy Mathewson, SF, 1.238, 1908
Walter Johnson, MIN, 1.425, 1910
Pedro Martinez, BOS, 1.555, 1999
Christy Mathewson, SF, 1.641, 1909
Ed Walsh, CWS, 1.668, 1910
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National League All-Star Fan Voting Update
Monday, June 22nd , 2037
Below are the current standings for the National League All-Star Fan voting (as of Mon. Jun. 22nd , 2037) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Wed. Jul. 8th , 2037. The top vote getter at this point is Tony Ellington with 1,934,508 votes.
CATCHER
1. Jonah Clause, New York Mets: 1,099,785
2. Andres Vazquez, San Francisco Giants: 1,082,439
3. Jon Watrous, Philadelphia Phillies: 729,366
FIRST BASE
1. Kevin Howard, New York Mets: 1,797,490
2. Danny Ortega, St. Louis Cardinals: 1,584,530
3. Bobby Cabrera, Washington Nationals: 1,576,992
SECOND BASE
1. Jake Henneberry, Colorado Rockies: 1,393,755
2. Jared Morre, New York Mets: 1,362,178
3. Jose Chinea, Philadelphia Phillies: 1,077,798
THIRD BASE
1. Tony Ellington, New York Mets: 1,934,508
2. Vinny Lopez, Los Angeles Dodgers: 1,279,882
3. Ken Panek, Chicago Cubs: 1,089,686
SHORTSTOP
1. Ivan Blanco, Milwaukee Brewers: 1,556,603
2. Xavier Espinoza, St. Louis Cardinals: 1,015,371
3. Tony Miranda, Atlanta Braves: 933,409
LEFT FIELD
1. Mike Fleming, Colorado Rockies: 1,568,194
2. Jose Natal, St. Louis Cardinals: 1,294,296
3. Mike Galletto, Atlanta Braves: 1,249,414
CENTER FIELD
1. Andy Cleveland, St. Louis Cardinals: 1,124,860
2. Juan Sanchez, Los Angeles Dodgers: 1,046,481
3. Eli Massaro, Philadelphia Phillies: 974,221
RIGHT FIELD
1. Dave Montano, Philadelphia Phillies: 1,924,921
2. Mike Pierce, New York Mets: 1,719,211
3. Mike Fragoso, San Francisco Giants: 1,394,135
DESIGNATED HITTER
1. Jarred Parish, Nashville Stars: 1,731,313
2. Ronald Acuna Jr., Arizona Diamondbacks: 1,201,837
3. Jonathan Neeley, Colorado Rockies: 1,162,931
STARTING PITCHER
1. Manny Vargas, Atlanta Braves: 916,435
2. Zach Nelson, San Francisco Giants: 896,448
3. Devin Richard, Washington Nationals: 861,763
4. Mitchell Bratt, New York Mets: 814,232
5. Tauren Shera, San Francisco Giants: 803,119
RELIEVER
1. Steve Christopher, St. Louis Cardinals: 661,919
2. Jamie Owen, Los Angeles Dodgers: 659,749
3. Jon Richardson, Los Angeles Dodgers: 560,235
4. Jarod Glass, Chicago Cubs: 549,937
5. Dominic Hambley, Los Angeles Dodgers: 545,061
In his career, Ellington has accumulated a .338 batting average with 574 hits. His totals include 119 doubles, 12 triples, 95 home runs, 395 strikeouts, 292 runs scored, 275 RBIs and a lifetime .381 OBP.
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