Power Rankings Update

This week will feature the new rankings without any commentary for the listed teams. Last week was all about an evening of the power structure in the league; six out of the top seven teams in run differential lost. While I don't want to overrate the results of one week, it's also time to give certain teams their due. Only one top team continued their strong play last week,and it's finally time to see if we can avoid the curse of the #1 ranked team.

1. Pollock (2)

2. Lapine (1)

3. Marrone (7)

4. Schefkind (9)

5. Wallman (3)

6. Lombardi (4)

7. Ferrarese (5)

8. Bykofsky (NR)

9. Applebaum (8)


Quick Notes:

I wish Jeff Turner and Justin Brock speedy recoveries. Hopefully I'll see you on the field soon.

I know certain captains might feel disrespected by their non-appearances on this list, but for the most part I try to only include teams that are at least .500. While it's true that certain teams have performed dramatically better when the full team is there(or at least all of the "As", I want to see it happen on a more consistent basis before factoring it heavily in the rankings. Just for fun though, here is how all the teams are ranked, record wise, when they have a full 13.

1. Lapine 4-0
2(t). Pollock 3-0
2(t). Marrone 3-0
4. Applebaum 2-0
5. Granese 1-0
6. Schefkind 4-1
7(t). Wallman 3-1
7(t). Fradkin 3-1
9. Harris 3-2
10(t). Lombardi 4-4
10(t). Jacoby 2-2
10(t). Brock 1-1
13. Ferrarese 1-4
14(t). Goldfarb 0-1
14(t). Larocca 0-1
14(t). Sarcona 0-1


Randell and Bykofsky have yet to play a game with their full squads.