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Weekly Team Power Rankings
Monday, May 2nd , 1977
Here are the current team power rankings for Major League Baseball:
Teams (Total Points, Tendency):
1) Denver Burros (137.6, o)
2) Detroit Wolverines (125.7, ++)
3) Baltimore Lords (123.5, ++)
4) St. Louis Explorers (122.0, ++)
5) San Francisco Seagulls (118.7, ++)
6) New York Knickerbockers (112.7, +)
7) Brooklyn Bluebirds (108.8, o)
8) Cleveland Bobcats (107.8, ++)
9) Twin Cities Northmen (104.9, --)
10) Boston Terriers (99.6, ++)
11) Pittsburgh Industrials (98.6, ++)
12) Kansas City Bulls (97.8, --)
13) New York Empires (94.8, --)
14) Montreal Habitants (94.6, -)
15) Seattle Emeralds (92.6, -)
16) San Diego Captains (81.4, -)
17) Los Angeles Blockbusters (77.2, --)
18) Dallas Wranglers (77.1, ++)
19) Cincinnati Packers (76.1, ++)
20) Toronto Hurons (76.1, ++)
21) Chicago Traders (74.1, ++)
22) Milwaukee Dairymen (68.1, --)
23) Houston Drillers (67.2, --)
24) Chicago Hawks (66.0, -)
25) Los Angeles Pobladores (63.5, --)
26) Philadelphia Quakers (51.3, --)
27) Washington Eagles (49.6, o)
28) Atlanta Generals (46.2, --)
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BNN Stats: Single-Season Records
Monday, May 2nd , 1977
Who holds the single season record in the Major League Baseball for innings pitched?
George Stonge, CHI, 634, 1877
Joe Rollins, LOU, 623, 1877
George Stonge, CHI, 611, 1876
Bill Winslow, CIN, 607, 1877
Joe Rollins, LOU, 606, 1876
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Red-Hot Rampage Reaps ABL Reward
Monday, May 2nd , 1977
Jerry Plumley is respected by most Detroit Wolverines fans for his no-frills style of play. The 30-year-old center fielder went about his business with vigor last week to grab the American Baseball League Player of the Week honors.
He compiled a .389 average (7-for-18) with 3 home runs, 11 RBIs and 6 runs scored.
So far this year, Plumley has 7 home runs and a .321 batting average.
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