MMDA Power Ranking: Block One Edition

An attempt to rank the league's best teams after one block (30 games). Teams sorted by wins, then by run differential. Note that this is not the official tie-breaking method for playoff seeding or draft order.

No	Team	W	L	Division	R/G	RA/G	Diff
1	Miami	20	10	Northeast	3.97	2.43	46
2	Mohawk Valley	18	12	Atlantic	4.97	3.47	45
3	Cape Cod	18	12	Northeast	5.13	3.73	42
4	Jersey	18	12	Atlantic	4.33	3.97	11
5	Wilmington	18	12	Atlantic	4.13	4.00	4
6	Brooklyn	17	13	Pacific	6.07	5.10	29
7	Northeast	17	13	Northeast	5.00	5.00	0
8	Goldenrod	17	13	Central	4.50	4.53	-1
9	Rochester	16	14	Atlantic	4.97	3.90	32
10	Death Valley	16	14	Atlantic	5.10	4.30	24
11	Fighting Irish	16	14	Northeast	4.50	4.43	2
12	St. Louis	16	14	Central	3.10	3.80	-21
13	West Side	15	15	Northeast	4.03	3.23	24
14	Spokane	13	17	Pacific	3.23	4.07	-25
15	California	12	18	Pacific	4.17	5.10	-28
16	Columbus	11	19	Central	3.93	4.87	-28
17	Elysian Fields	11	19	Pacific	3.43	4.90	-44
18	Northwest	11	19	Pacific	2.73	4.33	-48
19	Rosehill	10	20	Central	3.70	4.73	-31
20	Lake County	10	20	Central	3.60	4.70	-33

Top Run-Creation Teams (R/G)

Brooklyn (6.07)
Cape Cod (5.14)
Death Valley (5.10)
Northeast (5.00)
Mohawk Valley (4.97)

The Dodgers' high-octane offense features three of the top seven hitters in the league. Mike Trout (1.560), Miguel Cabrera (1.159) and Hanley Ramirez (1.035) rank first, fifth and seventh in the MMDA in total average. (Google it.)

Top Run-Prevention Teams (RA/G)

Miami (2.43)
West Side (3.23)
Mohawk Valley (3.47)
Cape Cod (3.73)
St. Louis (3.80)

Johnny Cueto (1.08), Corey Kluber (1.09) and Jarred Cosart (1.78) drove the Manatees' pitching success in Block One, with there of the top ERAs in the MMDA.