Pitchers and catchers have officially reported, full-squad workouts are almost here and spring training games start in a week. Although there are still some quality free agents on the market, most of the offseason moves have been made, so it’s time for my first MLB power rankings of the year.
Let’s take stock of the league landscape after all of the signings and trades, also factoring in rookies who are ready to make their mark, breakout candidates, players coming back from injury-filled seasons, and more.
Here is how I view MLB’s 30 teams, from the upper echelon to the bottom dwellers, as spring training gets underway and a new season beckons —
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