Season 13 | ||||
Team | W | L | Comments | |
1 | Oklahoma City | 111 | 51 | Roster looks very strong again, plus it's an even season |
2 | Arizona | 102 | 60 | Defending champs should be in the picture again |
3 | Buffalo | 97 | 65 | Near the top the last few seasons, and should be again |
4 | Honolulu | 101 | 61 | Returning most of a well-balanced team from last season |
5 | Toronto | 92 | 70 | Strong in both pitching and hitting and should contend |
6 | Tucson | 80 | 82 | Was a major player in the FA market, and should improve |
7 | Tampa Bay | 82 | 80 | Added some FA's, but OKC in division is always tough |
8 | Madison | 86 | 76 | Loaded offense, the pitching was shaky last season |
9 | Pawtucket | 87 | 75 | We'll see if pitching improves here too, great offense |
10 | Pittsburgh | 82 | 80 | Active in free agency, as original owner returns to team |
11 | New Britain | 92 | 70 | Bounced back last season, can contend this season |
12 | Little Rock | 81 | 81 | Surprised they fell out of it last season, should be better |
13 | Rochester | 87 | 75 | Excellent pitching staff looks to excel yet again |
14 | Cincinnati | 87 | 75 | May need more offense this year to move up |
15 | Memphis | 87 | 75 | Always near the top in pitching, which should continue |
16 | Seattle | 90 | 72 | It's tough to get offense in Seattle, which they need to do |
17 | Texas | 87 | 75 | Offense was stellar last year, and should be good again |
18 | Nashville | 82 | 80 | Great offense may be aided by some offseason pitching adds |
19 | Cleveland | 68 | 94 | Signed some pretty good free agents, so should improve |
20 | Chicago (AL) | 73 | 89 | Took steps to improve pitching, so should be better |
21 | Portland | 63 | 99 | Signed last year's NL MVP, which is a good sign for them |
22 | Detroit | 73 | 89 | Not really active in FA, we'll see what they can do |
23 | Oakland | 65 | 97 | Picked up some pretty good FA's, so should improve |
24 | Jacksonville | 66 | 96 | May still be rebuilding, we'll see how they do |
25 | St. Louis | 75 | 87 | Lost a good bat in R.Young, so we'll have to wait and see |
26 | Vancouver | 78 | 84 | Campos won't be back, which is a major blow |
27 | New York | 73 | 89 | Showed improvement last season, so could be even better |
28 | Chicago (NL) | 73 | 89 | Pretty quiet this offseason, so not so sure what to expect |
29 | Louisville | 78 | 84 | Seem to be starting a rebuild, so looking to the future |
30 | San Francisco | 66 | 96 | New ownership should take this team in a better direction |
31 | Burlington | 67 | 95 | Lost a few players to Free Agency, we'll see how they do |
32 | Indianapolis | 61 | 101 | Seem to be rebuilding still, so hard to tell what they will do |
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Season 14 Preseason Power Rankings
Offseason free agency is over, and Spring Training is almost complete, so it's time for the Preseason Power Rankings! A lot of familiar names at the top of the rankings, Oklahoma City is #1 and defending champion Arizona is #2 and Tucson and Tampa Bay bolt into the top 10 with some bold offseason moves. We'll see how well they hold up throughout the season, but for now, here are your Kenny Powers Season 14 Preseason Power Rankings!
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