Nearing the end of July, below is how the power rankings are shaping up.

1. Atlanta Braves (64-34)

The Atlanta Braves continue to dominate the league with the most wins. Despite a rough start after the All-Star Break, the Braves recently won a series against a tough Milwaukee Brewers team.

2. Baltimore Orioles (61-38)

The Orioles move into the second spot after recently crushing the Tampa Bay Rays.

3. Tampa Bay Rays (61-42)

The Rays are falling apart right now and just lost three out of four to the Baltimore Orioles to give up the AL East lead.

4. Texas Rangers (59-41)

The Rangers control the AL West with a mix of great hitting and pitching. 

5. Los Angeles Dodgers (57-41)

The Dodgers are starting to take control of the NL West and are 7-3 in their last 10 games.

6. Houston Astros (56-44)

The Astros are falling behind in the AL West, but still have a Wild-Card spot in their hands. 

7. Milwaukee Brewers (55-45)

Even though they lost a series to the Atlanta Braves, the Brewers are still clinging to a NL Central lead.

8. Toronto Blue Jays (55-45)

The Blue Jays are trying to keep pace in the AL East, but currently occupy the final AL Wild-Card spot by two games.

9. Cincinnati Reds (55-46)

A recent five-game winning streak has closed the gap in the NL Central and has them as the top Wild-Card team.

10. Arizona Diamondbacks (54-46)

A four-game losing streak puts them on the Wild-Card bubble and four games behind the Dodgers in the NL West.

11. Philadelphia Phillies (53-46)

The Phillies are only 0.5 games back in the Wild-Card, but have been more consistently recently.

12. San Francisco Giants (54-46)

A five-game losing streak for the Giants has made it much more difficult to try and chase down the Dodgers.

 13. Miami Marlins (54-47)

With just two wins in their last 10 games, the Marlins are starting to come back to Earth.

14. Boston Red Sox (53-47)

The Red Sox are keeping their playoffs hopes alive, having just won a series against the New York Mets.

15. New York Yankees (53-47)

The Yankees have won a couple games in a row, but drop to a fringe top 15 team because of their inconsistent offense and pitching. 

16. Minnesota Twins (53-48)

 The Twins have surged recently, taking control of the AL Central.

17. Los Angeles Angels (51-49)

Shohei Ohtani continues to dominate, giving the Angels hope of a late push for the playoffs.

18. Seattle Mariners (50-49)

The final team with a winning record, but continues to fall behind in the AL Wild-Card.

19. Cleveland Guardians (49-50)

Their recent poor stretch of 4-6 moves the Guardians outside of the top spot in the AL Central. 

20. San Diego Padres (48-52)

The Padres continue to disappoint and still are not getting consistent results.

21. Chicago Cubs (48-51)

Nearing 50 wins, but ultimately, the Cubs’ season was lost a long time ago unless they go on a big run.

22. New York Mets (46-53)

Disastrous season for the Mets. “Will they finish above .500?” remains the biggest question.

23. St. Louis Cardinals (44-56)

Despite losing three out of four against the Chicago Cubs, the Cardinals have been playing better recently.

 24. Detroit Tigers (45-54)

The Tigers are technically still in the race for the division, but generally do not  offer enough offense to keep pace with the Minnesota Twins.

25. Pittsburgh Pirates (43-56) 

The Pirates are completely ice cold after a hot start, pushing them down the standings almost every week.

26. Washington Nationals (41-58)

A recent sweep over the San Francisco Giants jumps the Nationals up a few spots.

27. Chicago White Sox (41-60)

Having recently won a series against the Atlanta Braves has the White Sox just inside the bottom five.

28. Colorado Rockies (39-60)

A couple wins recently over the New York Yankees and Miami Marlins have the Rockies outside of the bottom two.

29. Kansas City Royals (28-73)

The Royals are just as bad as Oakland, but have one less loss.

30. Oakland Athletics (28-74)

Having still not reached 30 wins in July, the Athletics are rock bottom.