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Weekly Team Power Rankings
Monday, June 6th , 1977
Here are the current team power rankings for Major League Baseball:
Teams (Total Points, Tendency):
1) Montreal Habitants (122.7, o)
2) Twin Cities Northmen (107.1, ++)
3) Detroit Wolverines (104.1, ++)
4) New York Empires (103.4, o)
5) Washington Eagles (102.3, ++)
6) Pittsburgh Industrials (101.7, ++)
7) St. Louis Explorers (101.4, +)
8) Denver Burros (101.2, -)
9) Dallas Wranglers (101.1, --)
10) New York Knickerbockers (99.1, ++)
11) Chicago Traders (98.9, o)
12) Baltimore Lords (98.7, --)
13) Cleveland Bobcats (98.0, --)
14) Kansas City Bulls (98.0, --)
15) San Francisco Seagulls (97.6, --)
16) San Diego Captains (93.6, --)
17) Milwaukee Dairymen (90.4, +)
18) Seattle Emeralds (87.8, -)
19) Boston Terriers (85.8, --)
20) Los Angeles Pobladores (83.1, ++)
21) Chicago Hawks (76.8, +)
22) Cincinnati Packers (75.1, -)
23) Los Angeles Blockbusters (73.2, ++)
24) Brooklyn Bluebirds (71.9, --)
25) Houston Drillers (69.0, --)
26) Toronto Hurons (67.2, +)
27) Philadelphia Quakers (61.1, -)
28) Atlanta Generals (58.3, o)
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BNN Stats: Single-Season Records
Monday, June 6th , 1977
Who holds the single season record in the Major League Baseball for losses?
Chris Jones, STL, 42, 1876
Bertie Albaugh, KC, 39, 1886
Harry Allison, HAR, 39, 1876
Cap Howland, DAL, 38, 1898
Charlie McDonald, PRO, 37, 1880
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American Baseball League Names Lasseter Best Batter
Monday, June 6th , 1977
His hard work and hustle paid off this week. The hard-working and hard-playing Max Lasseter was rewarded with the American Baseball League Player of the Week honors.
The scrappy Toronto Hurons first baseman hit .444 while collecting 12 hits in 27 at-bats, 3 home runs and 6 RBIs.
In his 1977 season totals, Lasseter has 12 home runs, .303 BA, .402 OBP, 32 RBIs and 26 runs scored.
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