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Weekly Team Power Rankings
Monday, April 11th , 1977
Here are the current team power rankings for Major League Baseball:
Teams (Total Points, Tendency):
1) Boston Terriers (158.9, +)
2) Houston Drillers (158.9, ++)
3) New York Empires (156.9, ++)
4) Denver Burros (154.9, ++)
5) Seattle Emeralds (154.9, ++)
6) Brooklyn Bluebirds (125.1, -)
7) New York Knickerbockers (124.1, ++)
8) St. Louis Explorers (123.1, ++)
9) Chicago Hawks (92.0, --)
10) Detroit Wolverines (89.0, +)
11) Kansas City Bulls (89.0, +)
12) Milwaukee Dairymen (89.0, ++)
13) Philadelphia Quakers (89.0, ++)
14) San Diego Captains (89.0, ++)
15) Pittsburgh Industrials (87.0, ++)
16) Atlanta Generals (70.0, --)
17) Chicago Traders (58.9, --)
18) Cleveland Bobcats (58.9, --)
19) Los Angeles Blockbusters (58.9, --)
20) Montreal Habitants (58.9, --)
21) San Francisco Seagulls (58.9, +)
22) Cincinnati Packers (56.9, --)
23) Los Angeles Pobladores (56.9, --)
24) Twin Cities Northmen (55.9, ++)
25) Washington Eagles (55.9, ++)
26) Toronto Hurons (54.9, o)
27) Dallas Wranglers (53.9, --)
28) Baltimore Lords (44.5, --)
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BNN Stats: Active Career Batting Leaders
Monday, April 11th , 1977
So, who is the active leader in the Major League Baseball in career sacrifice flies?
John Seidler, CHI, 77
Bob Raab, STL, 66
Don Keough, PIT, 65
Buddy Shingleton, KCB, 60
Darrell Martin, LAP, 59
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McNeely American Baseball League's Hottest Hitter
Monday, April 11th , 1977
When it came to hitting the baseball, Tim McNeely was in a class by himself in the American Baseball League this past week. Nobody did it better.
The outstanding center fielder for Baltimore tagged opposing pitchers for a .520 average and was voted the Player of the Week Award. Included in his stats were 13 hits in 25 at-bats, 1 homers, 5 runs scored and 7 RBIs.
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