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MLB Power Rankings

Pure algorithm, zero hot takes. Every team is rated by the engine on win percentage, scoring differential, and recent form, then ranked head-to-head against the league. Recomputed daily — last updated 2026-07-31.

#TeamRating
1Los Angeles DodgersLAD+4.61
2Milwaukee BrewersMIL+4.05
3Tampa Bay RaysTB+3.07
4Atlanta BravesATL+3.03
5New York YankeesNYY+2.53
6Chicago CubsCHC+2.51
7Boston Red SoxBOS+1.78
8Chicago White SoxCWS+1.02
9Arizona DiamondbacksAZ+0.70
10Houston AstrosHOU+0.46
11Washington NationalsWSH+0.35
12San Diego PadresSD+0.13
13Detroit TigersDET-0.02
14Minnesota TwinsMIN-0.05
15Pittsburgh PiratesPIT-0.19
16Texas RangersTEX-0.22
17Cleveland GuardiansCLE-0.37
18Baltimore OriolesBAL-0.54
19Miami MarlinsMIA-0.61
20Philadelphia PhilliesPHI-0.82
21Seattle MarinersSEA-0.92
22St. Louis CardinalsSTL-0.93
23Cincinnati RedsCIN-1.04
24San Francisco GiantsSF-1.70
25Toronto Blue JaysTOR-1.80
26New York MetsNYM-1.83
27Kansas City RoyalsKC-2.23
28Los Angeles AngelsLAA-3.14
29AthleticsATH-3.79
30Colorado RockiesCOL-4.03

How the rating works

Each team's rating is a weighted blend of three standardized signals: win percentage (are they winning?), scoring differential per game (are they winning convincingly?), and last-10 form (are they hot or fading?). Standardizing against the league turns it into a single number — positive means above average, and the gap between two teams is a real strength difference, not a gut ranking.