Scott's MLBPR 5/27/16

The following are Scott's MLB Power ratings as of 5/27/16. All teams have played roughly 45-50 games, so I have an idea of who is doing well and who sucks. This is normally around the time that Nick Camino asks if Indians fans are buying or selling the team for this year, and I am buying.

Now, in Ebonics:  "Deez power ratings from 5/19/16 but I just be gettin to put dem up now.  Everyone finna play 110 more gamez.  Some teams ballin and others hurtin!  Dis be when Brotha Camino akses if Indians fans be buyin or sellin dem players for dis year, and I be puttin all of my EBT and wellfare on dem Indians"

Now, in Gustaveese:  "These are power ratings"

Now, in Spanish:  "Los siguientes son clasificaciones MLB Power de Scott como de 27/05/16. Todos los equipos han jugado unos 45-50 juegos, así que tengo una idea de quién está haciendo bien y que chupa. Se trata normalmente de alrededor del tiempo que el señor Camino pregunta si los aficionados indios están comprando o vendiendo el equipo para este año, y yo estoy comprando."

1.  Cubs (31-14) Clearly the best team in baseball, even though they have struggled recently losing 6 of their last 10. Their DIFF (+119) is more than a full run per game better than any other team. I think they will cool off a litle but they are super good!

2.  Giants (30-19) Have been red hot lately, and the even year lore may continue.

3.  Nationals (29-19) Have kind of cooled off after an impressive April, Murphy is still hitting close to .400 and Harper has 12 dingers.

4.  Redsox (29-18) Jackie Bradle Jr. was thought to be a non-factor for this team, and he runs off a 29-game hitting streak. Time to start another one!

5.  Mariners (28-18) Oddly, they are under .500 at home, but hard to beat away from Seattle. Their manager is some guy named Scott Service (who knew), and he should be the Manager of he year of they keep this up.

6.  Mets (27-16) Yoenis Cespides is having a heck of a year, as is their rotation. Maybe this will lead to good fortunes for the Kabutos.

7.  Indians (25-20) Just went 6-3 on a road trip that included two first place teams. Doing all of this without their #2 starter and their best hitter, and Josh Tomlin is on fire!

8.  White Sox (27-21) Wow their rotation is good (last week being an exception).