Rankings

 

hmmm. i think People are getting hooked onto florida.. :blink: :shifty

Awesome to see we are so high up! :w00t

 

This is also the 3rd or 4th week in a row that the comment has mentioned Mark Redman.

After many failed attempts to put the SI.com Rankings in HTML (it looked fine in the preview window but then got all screwed up once posted), I'll just provide a link:

 

SI.com - Baseball - Power Rankings

 

We're up one spot to #7 and that would make us #3 in the NL.

CBS.SportsLine.com - POWER RANKINGSCurrentTeamPrevious1Atlanta Braves1The Braves began the week hitting .313 since the All-Star break.2Seattle Mariners3Even with Kazuhiro Sasaki's expected return this week, Shigetoshi Hasegawa (10-for-10) will continue to close until Seattle feels Sasaki has returned to top form.3San Francisco Giants4Kevin Correia on Aug. 10 became the Giants' 13th starter, the team's most in one season since 15 starters were used in '91.4Oakland Athletics2By finishing their just-completed road trip to Detroit and Chicago at 3-3, the A's have just one winning road trip this year (4-2, April 29-May 4 at Chicago and New York).5New York Yankees5Derek Jeter began the week hitting .326, raised from a season-low .246 on June 17 thanks to a 69-for-178 span.6Boston Red Sox6Despite dropping three of four to the Orioles during the weekend, the Red Sox are 11-5-3 in 19 series at Fenway Park and 6-1-2 in their past nine home series.7Florida Marlins7Marlins starters began the week having gone 8-4 with a 2.70 ERA over Florida's previous 12 games.8Kansas City Royals8Although the long-term plan for Jeremy Affeldt is a spot in the rotation, the lefty will be used in the bullpen for the rest of the season.

 

 

If you want the rest of the rankings, click here.

It's about time we get the repect we deserve

i hope the marlins and the royals keep winning to piss off all the geniuses out there who expect them to fade.