December 2, 2024
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Astros name bench coach Joe Espada as new manager

MLB Power Rankings Week 23: Padres, Mets rise among best MLB teams as Yankees, Red Sox fall

What is the best team in baseball? The final month of the regular season is underway and the postseason race is coming down to the final weeks. With some of the best MLB teams battling for home-field advantage, it’s time for our latest MLB power rankings to evaluate clubs across the league.

Astros name bench coach Joe Espada as new manager

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As always, our MLB power rankings factor in injuries, week-long performance and how teams fared this month. We’ll provide an analysis of the worst MLB teams on Saturday.

MLB power rankings: Worst MLB teams
30. Chicago White Sox (30)
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Astros name bench coach Joe Espada as new manager

29. Colorado Rockies (26)
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28. Miami Marlins (28)
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27. Los Angeles Angels (27)
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Astros name bench coach Joe Espada as new manager

26. Oakland Athletics (27)
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25. Pittsburgh Pirates (25)
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24. Toronto Blue Jays (21)
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Astros name bench coach Joe Espada as new manager

23. Washington Nationals (23)
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22. Cincinnati Reds (24)
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21. San Francisco Giants (18)
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Astros name bench coach Joe Espada as new manager

20. Tampa Bay Rays (20)
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MLB power rankings Week 23: Red Sox remain unserious, Cubs rise
19. Texas Rangers (22)

Astros name bench coach Joe Espada as new manager
It’s far too late for the Texas Rangers to start playing like contenders now. Trouncing the New York Yankees feels great, but it’s also a reminder of what could have been for the reigning World Series champions. Plenty went wrong this season, injuries certainly played a leading role in that, but last season now appears to be an obvious fluke. The hope is that Texas finishes out September strong, convincing ownership to keep investing in the roster and player development so this club can be a perennial contender.

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