Featured in this week’s MLB Power Rankings, the Dodgers are apparently doing a spin-off of “Final Destination,” Ryan Yarbrough is the Yankees’ savior, Cal Raleigh can’t stop hitting home runs, Jac Caglianone is finally here, the Rockies continue to make history in the wrong ways, and much more.

Diamondbacks Lose Pitcher Corbin Burnes to Injury on Sunday

The Arizona Diamondbacks were seen as a legitimate World Series contender by some media outlets and many fans entering 2025 MLB season. Not anymore.

Raleigh leads Seattle in every major offensive category save batting average, where his .264 average is second to J.P. Crawford's .272. His 1.016 OPS trails only those Dodger-Yankee megastars – Judge, Freddie Freeman and Ohtani.

The Red Sox remain below .500 as the calendar flips to June. Here's how they stack up against the rest of the league, according to several national outlets.

It was a strong weekend for the New York Mets. They swept the Colorado Rockies in three straight games and moved back into the top spot in the National League East. Now, they’re tied with the Chicago Cubs for the best record in the National League.

Coming off a 1-for-4 game where Caglianone slammed his bat at one point out of frustration, the Royals prospect expected the call into Storm Chasers manager Mike Jirschele's office to be about the outburst. Instead, he found out that he had to catch a charter flight to join the Royals in St. Louis. His reaction was too good.

Chandler Simpson is wreaking havoc on the base paths for Tampa Bay like there is no tomorrow.