HBD King Felix: Season 38 Quarter Season Power Rankings

Las Vegas Bookies

Current: 1 Last: 30

AL's best run prevention (by a long shot.) Four starters with WHIPs of 1.26 or lower, led by Ken Dreses's 0.96.

Richmond Confederates

Current: 2 Last: 9

NL's highest scoring offense, even with Troy Perez serving a DL stint.

Cincinnati Dawgs

Current: 3 Last: 12

NL's top home run hitting team has four players with 9 or more, led by Julio Molina's 11.

Santa Fe Brooks

Current: 4 Last: 8

High powered offense is still chugging along, but it's rare to the Brooks in the top half of the league in pitching. Added depth to the staff, with the likes of Ivan Guzman, have kept them at the top of the division.

Honolulu Jackwagons

Current: 5 Last: 1

Offense has been sluggish so far, but Keone Randolph is having a nice follow up to his rookie season.

Iowa City Johnsons

Current: 6 Last: 5

Diego Alvarez has rebounded from last season's disaster, and rookie Bill Fisher has absolutely burst onto the scene.

Colorado Surf Riders III

Current: 7 Last: 17

Insane .938 team OPS (next highest is .812.) Six players above that mark, led by Andy Lincoln's 1.093.

Washington D.C. Senators

Current: 8 Last: 13

Rob Canseco looking to become just the second player in World history to hit .400, and could challenge Omar Castillo's .419 back in season 6.

Philadelphia Phoenix

Current: 9 Last: 18

Ace Kenley Skinner on track for a Cy Young caliber season; slugger Darrell Campbell on track for his best season too.

Los Angeles Colemans
Current: 10 Last: 4

A fourth consecutive Cy Young for Harry Arias seems pretty likely.

Montreal Stars

Current: 11 Last: 7

Holding their own so far (11-9) since the devastating injury to Roberto Hernandez (formally known as Fausto Carmona.)

Fargo Marlboro Men

Current: 12 Last: 16

Neil Reed bouncing back nicely from his elbow surgery. Currently second in team ERA.

Detroit Chippewas

Current: 13 Last: 10

Kevin Hatteberg has been everything they hoped he'd be; just waiting for the pitching to come around (rookie Aramis Javier should help.)

Wichita Rocks

Current: 14 Last: 2

Alexi Arenado on pace for a monster season. Brent Davis needs to figure it out...fast.

Texas Wildcats

Current: 15 Last: 19

Goose King on pace for 140 runs. Anthony Clark taking on the staff ace role.

Tampa Bay Don Cesars

Current: 16 Last: 20

Denny Jung having a nice all around season, keeping them in the mix.

Scranton Rail Riders

Current: 17 Last: 15

Both Max Thompson and 26 year old rookie Donaldo Correa tearing it up.

Pittsburgh Appalachians

Current: 18 Last: 14

NTS (Not too Shabby) for a team supposedly in rebuild mode. Getting strong performances from role player types, like journeyman hurler Larry Dean and closer Brett Johnson.

Burlington Bookworms

Current: 19 Last: 3

"Jackson and Melville and pray for a Sharknado." Doug Wall following up his Silver Slugging rookie season quite nicely for the champs.

Toledo Mud Hens

Current: 20 Last: 25

Too bad Alex Gonzalez can't play more often, the boy would be a beast. Offense led attack is keeping them on top of the division.

Jacksonville Minutemen

Current: 21 Last: 26

15 homers so far for Midre Salas. Team just two games out of the division lead.

Charlotte Charlatans

Current: 22 Last: 6

Too many guys like Dave Haren in deep slumps. Even if some of them can bust out, look out.

Anaheim Arte Morenos

Current: 23 Last: 23

Cord Hennessey and Nicky Oquist having remarkably similar seasons. The team is hoping former Moreno Edward Jefferies win a future Player of the Week so they can throw a Cotillian.

Trenton Thunder

Current: 24 Last: 31

Three starters with WHIPs of 1.21 or lower, led by the irrepressible Billy Ray Norton.

Durham Bulls

Current: 25 Last: 21

All hit and no pitch makes Johnny a dull, dull boy. All hit and no pitch makes Johnny a dull, dull boy. All hit and no pitch makes Johnny a dull, dull boy. All hit and no pitch makes Johnny a dull, dull boy. All hit and no pitch makes Johnny a dull, dull boy. (Except for James Barker.)

Tacoma Tornadoes

Current: 26 Last: 11

Once Luis Peron and Jolbert Saenz get on track they should be aiight.

Syracuse Barking Spiders

Current: 27 Last: 24

Lon Giles poised to break out in a big way. Don Hasegawa the closer from Hell.

San Jose Sea Slugs

Current: 28 Last: 28

Much needed make-over is in full effect. Tomas Rivera upping his trade value with a strong season. And don't go into OT with the boys from San Jose (5-1 in extra's.)