National League:

offense:

1. Los Angeles (5.38 RPG)

2. New York (5.35)

3. St. Louis (5.01)

4. Cincinnati (4.91)

5. Arizona (4.88)

6. Philadelphia (4.87)

7. Atlanta (4.74)

8. San Francisco (4.68

9. Houston (4.68)

10. Milwaukee (4.65)

11. Florida (4.63)

12. Colorado (4.58)

13. Washington (4.49)

14. Pittsburgh (4.49)

15. San Diego (4.36)

16. Chicago (3.91)

defense:

1. San Diego (0.46 E/G)

2. Houson (0.50)

3. San Francisco (0.51)

4. St. Louis (0.54)

5. Colorado (0.56)

5. Arizona (0.56)

7. Chicago (0.62)

8. Atlanta (0.64)

9. New York (0.68)

10. Pittsburgh (0.69)

11. Los Angeles (0.70)

12. Philadelphia (0.71)

13. Florida (0.76)

14. Washington (0.80)

15. Cincinnati (0.83)

16. Milwaukee (0.86)

baserunning (SB-[CS*3])

1. New York 36

2. Cincinnati 24

3. San Diego 21

4. Los Angeles 12

5. Pittsburgh -2

6. Milwaukee -4

7. Philadelphia -10

8. Arizona -13

9. Chicago -16

10. Houston -17

11. Florida -22

12. San Francisco -23

13. Atlanta -26

14. St. Louis -31

15. Colorado -32

16. Washington -42

Starting pitching:

1. San Francisco (4.19 ERA)

2. San Diego (4.22)

3. Los Angeles (4.24)

4. Florida (4.26)

5. Cincinnatti (4.29

6. New York (4.31)

7. Colorado (4.37)

8. Atlanta (4.53)

9. Houston (4.68)

10. Washington (4.71)

11. St. Louis (4.75)

12. Arizona (4.81)

13. Milwaukee (4.95)

14. Pittsburgh (5.32)

15. Chicago (5.37)

16. Philadelphia (5.53)

Relief pitching:

1. New York (3.20)

2. San Diego (3.38)

3. Philadelphia (3.57)

4. Colorado (3.99)

5. St. Louis (4.01)

6. Florida (4.07)

7. Chicago (4.08)

8. Pittsburgh (4.15)

9. Arizona (4.32)

10. Washington (4.52)

11. Los Angeles (4.56)

12. San Francisco (4.65)

13. Houston (4.72)

14. Milwaukee (4.92)

15. Atlanta (4.99)

16. Cincinnati (5.07)

American league:

National League:

offense:

1. Chicago (5.82 RPG)

2. Boston (5.59)

3. New York (5.59)

4. Cleveland (5.39)

5. Toronto (5.38)

6. Texas (5.29

7. Detroit (5.23)

8. Seattle (5.00)

9. Baltimore (4.86)

10. Minnesota (4.86)

11. Los Angeles (4.52)

12. Oakland (4.50)

13. Tampa Bay (4.29)

14. Kansas City (4.29)

defense:

1. Boston (0.31 E/G)

2. Seattle (0.44)

3. Oakland (0.46)

4. Kansas City (0.52)

5. Detroit (0.53)

6. Chicago (0.54)

6. Minnesota (0.54)

8. Baltimore (0.58)

9. Texas (0.60)

10. Tampa Bay (0.62)

11. New York (0.69)

12. Toronto (0.70)

13. Cleveland (0.74)

14. Los Angeles (0.79)

baserunning (SB-[CS*3])

1. Baltimore (35)

2. New York (9)

3. Los Angeles (2)

4. Cleveland (-4)

5. Texas (-7)

6. Seattle (-8)

6. Boston (-8)

8. Minnesota (-9)

9. Oakland (-10)

10. Chicago (-22)

11. Kansas City (-23)

12. Toronto (-26)

13. Tampa Bay (-30)

14. Detroit (-44)

Starting pitching:

1. Detroit (3.45 ERA)

2. Oakland (4.26)

3. Los Angeles (4.32)

4. Chicago (4.43)

5. New York (4.46)

6. Seattle (4.53)

7. Boston (4.83)

8. Cleveland (4.83)

9. Minnesota (4.95)

10. Tampa Bay (5.01)

11. Toronto (5.01)

12. Texas (5.10)

13. Baltimore (5.53)

14. Kansas City (6.05)

Relief pitching:

1. Minnesota (3.26)

2. Detroit (3.62)

3. New York (3.81)

4. Oakland (3.90)

5. Los Angeles (3.95)

6. Chicago (4.07)

7. Texas (4.09)

8. Toronto (4.24)

9. Seattle (4.27)

10. Boston (4.29)

11. Baltimore (4.60)

12. Tampa Bay (4.89)

13. Cleveland (4.91)

14. Kansas City 5.51

our pitching continues to get better and better! adding up those wins.

weren't we supposed to be the worst team in baseball history or something?