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Kirk Gibsons |
The 2023 Champion Gibsons sit at number 1 in the power rankings! Are they the team to beat in the NL? |
| 2 |
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Paul Molitors |
The 2023 AL Champ and Midtown Runner-Ups Molitors are ready to roll. Rumour has it there is an injury to one of their perennial MVP Candidates, but they have added some new faces so they hopefully can have more than 8 guys on a weekly basis.
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| 3 |
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Cecil Fielders |
The Fielders bring back Scott Simpson, after off-season rumours of the team disbanding they are more back than ever, but who will be their pitcher? Can fan favourite Rob Bunting win the starting job? |
| 4 |
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John Kruks |
After a wild come back loss to the Gibsons last year the Kruks look to get back to the top of the NL. The usual faces return with a chip on the shoulder. |
| 5 |
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Jorge Bells |
The Bells, baby. A few years back the "lowly" Bells couldn't get out of the bottom of the standings and Power Rankings, couple new faces, some new energy and they are now always at the top of the AL. Can the Bells get their first championship in over a decade? We shall see... |
| 6 |
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Ozzie Smiths |
The Ozzies are back and looking to once again be on top of the the NL. They play the Gibsons in Week 1 and are looking to make a statement, "The NL goes through us, eat shit Giddens!"
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| 7 |
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Vladimir Guerreros |
The party boy Guerreros as always had an up and down year last year. Some may say not all the team had their priorities in order. The made some additions by adding players from the NL. Can they finally get over the hump?
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| 8 |
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Ken Griffey Jrs |
The Griffeys are back and come into the season as steady as ever. Similar faces as always, multiple new fathers, ready to make their little ones proud. Look for the Griffeys to be fighting for the top of the AL all year.
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| 9 |
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Torii Hunters |
The Hunters, The Young Fellas, probably the most underrated team in Midtown. They look to continue to improve, but can the boys hang in there when the men show up.
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| 10 |
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Barry Bondses |
The Bondses are so god damn ready to go. Rumours are swirling around a team change, with the same name. Tony and Company bring the action to Fairbanks whenever they play.
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| 11 |
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Pete Roses |
This feels like too low for the Roses if you ask me. Paul Barry is ready for a career year at and behind the plate. Look for the Roses to jump up these rankings.
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| 12 |
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Dennis Eckersleys |
This also feels too low for the Ecks. When they have the full team dialed in they can beat anyone on any night, watch for a Week 1 upset of the Bells to jump them into the top 10.
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| 13 |
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Robin Younts |
The Younts are another team who is ready for a Week 1 win. They will be ready day in day out to out hit anyone.
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| 14 |
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Larry Walkers |
The Walkers are ready for a comeback year. After a few seasons without playoff wins, they are focused and ready to shock the NL.
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| 15 |
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Randy Johnsons |
The Johnsons have added some new full time players and are ready for the breakout sophomore season. Johnson's have the most potential to jump up these rankings and put the league on notice.
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| 16 |
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Derek Jeters |
Is this the Jeters year? I'm not sure. They have never been more hungry and ready to let the whole league know they do not deserve to be at the bottom.
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