It’s another Saturday. I know, they sneak up on us. That means a new, updated version of Major League Baseball power rankings has been released. The list is more or less the same from last Saturday, but there’s been some shuffling in the list. The major change in this week’s list is the absence of the San Francisco Giants. I may have regarded them too highly, but felt I needed...
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Francisco Lindor was scuffling at the plate Friday night leading up to the bottom of the ninth. He had flied out twice to left field, once to right, and grounded out in the seventh inning, leaving the tying run in scoring position with the Mets trailing 2-1. It had been a struggle. But with one swing, the shortstop won the game, and saved the club from a potential extra innings nightmare. Lindor...
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There’s been some massive shuffling in the week two update of the Major League Baseball Power rankings. We have a new team at number one. The Braves, who have been entirely disappointing in 2025, have fallen off the list. And the list features three new members. To keep a little shorter, we won’t highlight the teams that just missed the cut. The league’s lack of parity is...
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Welcome back for the week one update of my Major League Baseball power rankings for 2025. Surely everyone agreed in harmony on my preseason rankings. All but one team from the preseason ranking stayed in the top-10, with most of the change being the rankings within the top-10. The Braves, who will be highlighted below, had the most drastic drop due to their poor start, and the Padres had the...
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Steve Cohen’s plans to develop land around Citi Field take another big step Sunday. Cohen, alongside state senator John Liu, hard rock international chairman Jim Allen, and Waterfront Alliance President and CEO Cortney Koenig Worall, will meet in Flushing Sunday, March 30, at 12:00 PM to introduce the Parkland Alienation bill, according to Katie Honan of the City. The bill is utilized for...
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