Here is the third and much delayed installment. These rankings reflect through all games played through 5/12 (PM2).
AL
1) Tampa Bay [690]
2) Louisville [627]
3) Toronto [614]
4) Rochester [609]
5) Charlotte [608]
6) Colorado Springs [590]
7) Pawtucket [568]
8) Minnesota [561]
9) Syracuse [541]
10) Florida [529]
11) Helena [528]
12) Salt Lake City [507]
13) Little Rock [488]
14) Kansas City [479]
15) Boston [432]
16) Tucson [419]
NL
1) Las Vegas [666]
2) Texas [619]
3) Vancouver [616]
4) Austin [588]
5) San Juan [586]
6) Toledo [578]
7) Richmond [572]
8) Detroit [565]
9) Huntington [556]
10) Monterrey [556]
11) Chicago [554]
12) Anaheim [542]
13) Columbus [502]
14) Washington [488]
15) Sacramento [469]
16) St. Louis [424]
Note: I was going to make an adjustment to the formula in the area of fielding; however, it cause several changes and I decided I have been working with this formula all season. So, any changes will be instituted next season for the sake of consistency.
I don't know what happened to the fonts on this posting and I can't get them to change.
Since the two teams leading their respective leagues are the same teams that played in last season's World Series, I decide to make the polls simple, Las Vegas and Tampa Bay versus everyone else.
Round 2 of the Power Rankings. These were based on stats and results through the PM2 game today (4/19).
AL
1) Tampa Bay (667)
2) Louisville (626)
3) Toronto (612)
4) Charlotte (595)
5) Rochester (584)
6) Helena (575)
7) Colorado Springs (558)
8) Pawtucket (555)
9) Minnesota (551)
10) Syracuse (543)
11) Kansas City (525)
12) Florida (514)
13) Little Rock (491)
14) Salt Lake City (583)
15) Boston (453)
16) Tucson (431)
NL
1) Las Vegas (664)
2) Austin (640)
3) San Juan (634)
4) Vancouver (622)
5) Texas (619)
6) Toledo (592)
7) Richmond (572)
8) Detroit (566)
9) Huntington (555)
10) Monterrey (545)
11) Anaheim (540)
12) Chicago (537)
13) Columbus (517)
14) Washington (509)
15) Sacramento (475)
16) St Louis (425)