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For those that didn't see the ESPN.com power rankings at the beginning of the week, the Texas Rangers dropped one spot to No. 5 overall. Here's a look: Top-5: 1. Washington Nationals (1 last week) 2. Cincinnati Reds (3) 3. Atlanta Braves (5) ...

The Rangers dropped one spot to No. 4 in the latest ESPN.com power rankings. The top 5: 1. Cincinnati Reds (4th last week) 2. Washington Nationals (2) 3. New York Yankees (1) 4. Texas Rangers (3) 5. Atlanta Braves (7) The AL West: 4. ...

The Texas Rangers stayed in the second spot in this week's ESPN.com power rankings. The New York Yankees, now the home of Ichiro Suzuki, hold down the No. 1 position. The top-5 (last week's rank): 1. New York Yankees (1) 2. Texas Rangers (2) ...

The Texas Rangers stayed at No. 2 in the ESPN.com power rankings this week, one spot behind the New York Yankees. The Washington Nationals are third as there was no change with the top-3. The top-5: 1. New York Yankees 2. Texas Rangers 3. Washin...

ARLINGTON, Texas -- The Texas Rangers' romp through the National League during interleague play has vaulted them back into the top spot in the ESPN.com power rankings. They were fourth last week. The top 5: 1. Texas Rangers 2. New York Yankees 3...

David Schoenfield from ESPN.com's Sweet Spot ranks his top-5 rotations in Major League Baseball now that Yu Darvish has signed with Texas. He puts the Rangers third. Here's what he says about Texas: 3. Texas Rangers: Yu Darvish, Derek Holland, Matt ...

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Blog | Conversation | December 14, 2010

The Rangers made a five-spot jump in the ESPN.com power rankings thanks to their impressive road trip this past week. They are No. 5 on the list. The top 5: 1. New York Yankees 2. Boston Red Sox 3. Tampa Bay Rays 4. Atlanta Braves 5...

Taking a page from Mel Kiper's book, Keith Law -- with help from Jason A. Churchill -- ranks the top five MLB draft-eligible players at every position (the position lists are based on expected MLB position). This is a handy draft-tracking resource.

Story | Conversation | April 26, 2010

When Jon Lester is your No. 2 starter, you must have one of the best rotations in baseball, right? But what about when Adam Wainright or A.J. Burnett fills the same role? Buster chimes in with his current rankings on who has the best five.

Blog | Conversation | February 09, 2010

John Buccigross Let's do some Top 5 lists... Top 5 NBA players 1. LeBron James- clear cut MVP 2. Kobe Bryant 3. Dwyane Wade 4. Kevin Durant 5. Dirk Nowitzki Top 5 All time Hockey players 1. Bobby Orr 2. Wayne Gretzky 3. Mario Lem...

With the signing deadline past, Insider's Keith Law ranks the best and worst draft classes.

Story | Conversation | August 19, 2009