You know, if I waited a day, I’d only have to really rank two teams. Instead, I know who #4-30 are going to be, and their order is pretty much preordained. After Game 7 of the ALCS is done, #3 will be locked in for the year. We’ve almost reached the end of the weekly, in-season rankings. These should be no surprise. One team has won the pennant, and they are #1. Two teams are alive, they’re #’s 2 and 3. From there, it’s all locked.

10/13 rankings. 10/6 rankings. 9/29 rankings. 9/22 rankings. 9/15 rankings. 9/8 rankings. 9/3 rankings. 8/25 rankings. 8/18 rankings. 8/11 rankings.

1. The Los Angeles Dodgers
2. The Toronto Blue Jays
3. The Seattle Mariners
4. The Milwaukee Brewers
5. The Philadelphia Phillies
6. The New York Yankees
7. The Chicago Cubs
8. The Detroit Tigers
9. The Cleveland Guardians
10. The San Diego Padres
11. The Boston Red Sox
12. The Cincinnati Reds
13. The Houston Astros
14. The New York Mets
15. The Kansas City Royals
16. The Texas Rangers
17. The San Francisco Giants
18. The Arizona Diamondbacks
19. The Miami Marlins
20. The St. Louis Cardinals
21. The Tampa Bay Rays
22. The Oakland Athletics
23. The Atlanta Braves
24. The Baltimore Orioles
25. The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
26. The Pittsburgh Pirates
27. The Minnesota Twins
28. The Washington Nationals
29. The Chicago White Sox
30. The Colorado Rockies