MMDA Midseason Power Rankings & Award Winners

An attempt to rank the league's best teams after block three (84 games), roughly the midpoint of the season. 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	Northeast	50	34	Northeast	5.17	4.40	+64
2	Wilmington	50	34	Atlantic	4.63	4.11	+44
3	Fighting Irish	47	37	Northeast	4.56	4.12	+37
4	Brooklyn	46	38	Pacific	5.60	4.86	+62
5	Mohawk Valley	46	38	Atlantic	4.17	3.55	+52
6	Goldenrod	46	38	Central	4.50	4.50	0
7	Miami	45	39	Northeast	4.11	4.02	+7
8	West Side	44	40	Northeast	4.60	3.94	+55
9	Rochester	44	40	Atlantic	4.65	4.05	+51
10	Death Valley	44	40	Atlantic	4.93	4.55	+32
11	Jersey	43	41	Atlantic	4.43	4.14	+24
12	St. Louis	42	42	Central	3.50	4.01	-43
13	Spokane	42	42	Pacific	3.27	3.86	-49
14	California	39	45	Pacific	4.32	4.43	-9
15	Rosehill	38	46	Central	3.65	4.21	-47
16	Cape Cod	37	47	Northeast	4.10	4.46	-31
17	Northwest	37	47	Pacific	3.50	3.98	-40
18	Columbus	37	47	Central	3.70	4.31	-51
19	Elysian Fields	33	51	Pacific	3.79	4.95	-98
20	Lake County	30	54	Central	3.70	4.42	-60

Top Run-Creation Teams (R/G)

Brooklyn (5.60)
Northeast (5.17)
Death Valley (4.93)
Rochester (4.65)
Wilmington (4.63)

Top Run-Prevention Teams (RA/G)

Mohawk Valley (3.55)
Spokane (3.86)
West Side (3.94)
Northwest (3.98)
St. Louis (4.01)

Here are the MMDA award winners at midseason, as selected by the Strat-O-Matic game engine.

MVP
Player	Team	AB	2B	3B	HR	RBI	AVG	BB	SO	SB	CS	OBP	SLG	OPS
M. Cabrera	Dodgers	314	12	0	35	92	.341	52	61	2	0	.434	.713	1.148
C. Davis	Gators	316	22	2	32	72	.285	34	108	3	1	.370	.671	1.041
M. Trout	Dodgers	326	24	4	12	42	.301	70	77	11	2	.430	.509	.939
R. Cano	Huskies	333	23	0	15	69	.273	30	39	0	1	.338	.477	.815
A. Soriano	Dodgers	344	19	0	26	67	.247	17	100	1	0	.286	.547	.833

The Dodgers' high-flying offense is represented by three three lineup regulars in midseason MVP balloting. Top dog Miguel Cabrera leads the MMDA in all three Triple Crown categories plus slugging percentage and runs scored.

CY YOUNG
Pitchers	Team	W	L	ERA	GS	SV	IP	H	BB	SO	HR	H9	BB9	SO9	HR9
S. Strasburg	Lions	11	3	2.23	17	0	125	83	32	115	16	6.0	2.3	8.3	1.2
F. Hernandez	Razors	9	2	2.63	18	0	120	98	36	112	10	7.4	2.7	8.4	0.8
C. Kershaw	Crows	10	4	2.96	18	0	134	111	38	116	9	7.5	2.6	7.8	0.6
J. Verlander	B'hawks	10	4	3.02	17	0	131	110	42	122	12	7.6	2.9	8.4	0.8
C. Kimbrel	Stars	1	0	1.74	0	18	41	25	8	71	5	5.5	1.8	15.6	1.1

The Lions have allowed the fewest runs in the MMDA, and Cy Young voters favored the club's top pitcher in midseason balloting. Stephen Strasburg leads the league in wins, ERA and hit rate, while his strikeout-to-walk ratio (3.59) ranks 10th.

ALL-STARS
Pos	First Team	Second Team
C	Y. Molina (RAZ)	J. Lucroy (JER)
1B	C. Davis (GOL)	J. Votto (LCN)
2B	R. Cano (HUS)	O. Infante (CLP)
3B	M. Cabrera (BRK)	J. Donaldson (CAL)
SS	T. Tulowitzki (CCB)	J. Lowrie (DVD)
LF	A. Soriano (BRK)	J. Upton (HUS)
CF	M. Trout (BRK)	C. Gomez (DVD)
RF	J. Werth (JER)	N. Cruz (CLP)
P	S. Strasburg (MVL)	C. Kimbrel (NWS)
P	F. Hernandez (RAZ)	C. Kershaw (SPO)
P	J. Verlander (JER)	C. Sale (WSB)
P	M. Scherzer (WSB)	A. Chapman (FIR)
P	J. Fernandez (EFD)	A. Wainwright (HUS)
P	J. Henderson (GOL)	M. Rivera (DVD)

The Dodgers place three players on the midseason all-star team: MVP third baseman Miguel Cabrera, left fielder Alfonso Soriano and center fielder Mike Trout.