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Weekly Team Power Rankings
Monday, September 13th , 1976
Here are the current team power rankings for Major League Baseball:
Teams (Total Points, Tendency):
1) Cleveland Bobcats (122.2, o)
2) Houston Drillers (121.0, +)
3) Denver Burros (116.2, -)
4) Baltimore Lords (115.9, +)
5) Chicago Traders (109.0, +)
6) Pittsburgh Industrials (107.5, ++)
7) Kansas City Bulls (103.1, --)
8) San Francisco Seagulls (102.6, -)
9) New York Empires (100.5, +)
10) Detroit Wolverines (93.3, ++)
11) Los Angeles Pobladores (93.1, o)
12) Atlanta Generals (91.9, --)
13) Brooklyn Bluebirds (91.8, o)
14) St. Louis Explorers (90.2, ++)
15) Montreal Habitants (87.7, ++)
16) Twin Cities Northmen (87.2, ++)
17) San Diego Captains (85.9, -)
18) Cincinnati Packers (84.3, ++)
19) New York Knickerbockers (83.5, --)
20) Dallas Wranglers (81.1, --)
21) Los Angeles Blockbusters (78.7, o)
22) Boston Terriers (76.6, ++)
23) Seattle Emeralds (76.1, --)
24) Philadelphia Quakers (74.6, +)
25) Toronto Hurons (74.4, --)
26) Washington Eagles (58.6, --)
27) Chicago Hawks (53.4, o)
28) Milwaukee Dairymen (52.9, o)
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BNN Stats: Size Matters
Monday, September 13th , 1976
Here is a list of the tallest players in the Major League Baseball...
Ralph Richter, CLE, 6' 8"
John Suozzo, DEN, 6' 8"
Don Callahan, KCB, 6' 7"
Art Ledington, CIN, 6' 7"
Rich Barron, MON, 6' 7"
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ABL's #1 Player, Plumley of Detroit
Monday, September 13th , 1976
Jerry Plumley is respected by most Detroit Wolverines fans for his no-frills style of play. The 29-year-old right fielder went about his business with vigor last week to grab the American Baseball League Player of the Week honors.
He compiled a .565 average (13-for-23) with 2 home runs, 4 RBIs and 8 runs scored.
At present, Plumley is batting .308 and has collected 15 home runs, 74 RBIs, .388 OBP and scored 72 runs.
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