MLB Power Rankings, 30 teams ranked worst to first on May 14th, 2026
We’re past the quarter pole now, with every team in MLB having played at least 40 games. There hasn’t been too much movement in this week’s rankings as the same teams are still struggling to get going at the bottom of our list, while the same few teams at the top keep on rolling along. Let’s jump right in and take a look at all 30 MLB teams and where they rank.
MORE: MLB first base power rankings entering week 8 Worst Of The Worst Los Angeles Angels pitcher Jose Soriano (59) throws a pitch during the second inning against the Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park. Credit: Eric Hartline-Imagn Images #30: Los Angeles Angels. The Halos are tied for the worst record in the AL with the Astros, and unlike Houston, I don’t think anything is going to turn this franchise around this season.
The sell-off is coming soon. #29: New York Mets. They’re still floundering at the bottom of the standings, and yet Carlos Mendoza is still employed.
It may be too late to save this season. #28: Houston Astros. Another week has passed, and the Astros are still floating aimlessly.
The pitching staff will get Tatsuya Imai back this week, but Cristian Javier and Hunter Brown are still at least a few weeks away. If they can get any type of consistent pitching, they could start piling up wins. #27: Colorado Rockies.
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