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Posted on June 13, 2012 at 01:56 PM.

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All stats and records used are as of the games ending on June 12, 2012.

1. Los Angeles Dodgers (40-23)
The Dodgers have won nearly 70% of their home games. Mattingly keeping team afloat without Matt Kemp.

2. Washington Nationals (37-23)
Nats have won five straight and eight of their last 10. Bryce Harper is getting more confident with each passing game.

3. Atlanta Braves (34-28)
Chop, Chop, fans need to see their team do better at home (14-14).

4. Cincinnati Reds (33-27)
Not blowing away the league statistically, but have NL best .986 fielding percentage.

5. San Francisco Giants (35-27)
Top 3 in NL ERA (3.29). Lincecum struggling so badly, he's being considered for the bullpen.

6. New York Mets (33-29)
No speed? Mets last in the NL in stolen bases and triples.

7. St. Louis Cardinals (31-31)
Cards lead the league in runs scored (308). Have lost six of their last ten.

8. Pittsburgh Pirates (32-28)
The Bucs had 32 wins on this date last year. They ended the season with 72.

9. Miami Marlins (32-30)
Marlins have lost 7 of their last ten. Near the bottom in runs scored (233).

10. Milwaukee Brewers (28-33)
Brew Crew is hitting a dismal .239 as a team. Braun on pace for 40 HR and 106 RBI.

11. Philadelphia Phillies (29-34)
Phillies sporting a 4.00 team ERA. Random story: Phillie Phanatic being sued for permanently injuring a NJ woman.

12. Arizona Diamondbacks (30-31)
D'backs trying to recover from a slow start. Team has won seven of their last 10.

13. Houston Astros (26-35)
'Stros pitching staff has been torched. Second-to-last in team ERA with a 4.40 clip.

14. Colorado Rockies (24-36)
Rockies are riding a six game losing streak. As bad as the Astros ERA is, the Rockies have a NL worst 5.35 team ERA.

15. Chicago Cubs (21-40)
Cubs are 8-25 on the road, fans don't want to see them at home. It's a vicious cycle.

16. San Diego Padres (21-41)
Last in home runs (34), second-to-last in batting average (.230), second worst in strikeouts at the plate (499). Friar fans deserve better.

Look for the American League Power Rankings tomorrow. They will be compiled by OS Staff Writer and baseball guru, Gary Armida.

Joe Chacon is a Staff Writer for Operation Sports and a Featured Columnist for Bleacher Report. You can follow him on Twitter @JoeChacon.