Season 27 Preseason Power Rankings

Offseason free agency is over and Spring Training has started for Season 27, which means it's a good time to check in with the Preseason Power Rankings!  Starting at the top is the defending champion Atlanta, who looks poised for another run at the title.   They will face a tough challenge from #2 Texas, who was right there with them all last season.  #3 is Colorado Springs, who is looking to make a run to the title of their own this season.  Rounding out the top 5 is a youthful Philadelphia team, who added a couple of vets this offseason, and Houston, who looks strong yet again.  It will be interesting to see how the season plays out, and who will come out on top.  Good luck to everyone this season, here are the complete rankings!

		Season 26
	Team	W	L	Comments
1	Atlanta	111	51	Finally got their title, and strong enough to repeat
2	Texas	110	52	Right there with Atlanta last season, and should be again
3	Colorado Springs	101	61	Strong roster, will be great, but pitching below the top 2
4	Philadelphia	90	72	Added a couple of vets to go with a solid, young core
5	Houston	92	70	Solid team, their vets still have some gas left in the tank
6	New York (AL)	95	67	Elite pitching team last season, but the AL looks tough
7	Los Angeles	95	67	Always in the mix with great pitching and should be again
8	Florida	104	58	In the NL mix, but not sure they dominate like last season
9	Las Vegas	88	74	Adding Klesko in the pen boosts an already solid staff
10	Buffalo	86	76	Can't count them out, should have a great staff again
11	Vancouver	83	79	Great stats last season, and now have the ploppie factor!
12	Salt Lake City	84	78	Won it all in S25, but pitching struggled last season
13	Boston	85	77	Voyles should help, but bats are aging, and lost Klesko
14	St. Louis	85	77	Could use an offensive breakthrough to take the next step
15	Charlotte	80	82	Numbers were good last season, can it lead to more wins?
16	Dover	75	87	Signed a few free agents, so improvement is possible
17	Salem	78	84	Took a step forward, could their rebuild pay off this season?
18	Santa Fe	83	79	You never know with the ballpark, but have done well there
19	Seattle	76	86	Seem to be improving, and certainly could move up higher
20	Richmond	76	86	Middle of the road all around last season, so we'll see
21	Trenton	80	82	They put up good numbers, so they could improve for sure
22	Austin	76	86	Good pitching, but offense seems like an issue for them
23	Cincinnati	78	84	The pitching was rough last season, but have solid bats
24	Charleston	80	82	We'll see about them in the post-Haselman and rbf era
25	Kansas City	77	85	Their division is up for grabs, and they aren't bad at all
26	Syracuse	70	92	Nice offense, but the pitching may have a bit to go
27	Durham	55	107	Looking to rebound from a poor season, they are capable
28	San Francisco	65	97	Their pitching is getting better, can they get the bats going?
29	Iowa City	55	107	Probably a rebuild year for this team, they're not there yet
30	Pawtucket	69	93	It will be interesting to see what new ownership does here
31	New York (NL)	51	111	They're rebuilding, and may be a season or two away still
32	Cheyenne	59	103	Owner is MIA and will be replaced in the next few days