Alright Gents, here is what I came up with for the new Power Rankings for the Millennium League. I split it up in 2 hitting and pitching. First the hitting part. I really wanted to use the stats and the power that a team has. When figuring out the hitting power rankings I used 6 offensive categories. Hits, Doubles, Triples, Home Runs, Runs, RBI's. In the end its just a average of all those categories divided by at bats. I didn't include Walks as with a walk there is now contact to the bat. When looking at the Power Rank number for hitting think of it as a batting average closer to the whole number of 1 the better the team hits. For example a team with a Power Rank in Hitting (PRH) of .650 is better than a team with a PRH of .600. I might changes some of the parameters if some one sees something doesn't really work, but for the most part this is how I will calculate the PRH. Without further ado here is the 1st PRH.
| Team | Power Ranking |
| 1. New York Rippers | .714 |
| 2.Minnesota Millers | .713 |
| 3. New York Bombers | .665 |
| 4. Baltimore Stouts | .657 |
| 5. Boston Beaneaters | .656 |
| 6. Los Angeles Diablos | .628 |
| 7. Oakland Osprey | .626 |
| 8. Colorado Briar Jumpers | .624 |
| 9. Washington Tribe | .624 |
| 10. Detroit Buckeyes | .622 |
| 11. Atlanta Stonecutters | .620 |
| 12. Seattle Lightning | .619 |
| 13. Arizona Apaches | .612 |
| 14. Houston Buffaloes | .605 |
| 15. Washington Senators | .600 |
| 16. St. Louis Sliders | .595 |
| 17. Milwaukee Phantoms | .573 |
| 18. San Diego Vipers | .564 |
| 19. San Francisco Quakers | .542 |
| 20. Miami Panthers | .523 |
| 21. Philadelphia Firebirds | .520 |
| 22. Brooklyn Bums | .519 |
| 23. Cleveland Rock 'N Rollers | .509 |
| 24. Cincinnati Red Stockings | .501 |
I don't think there are any big surprises on the list. However, I think more will be seen after I post the Pitching Power Rankings tomorrow. What do you think of the list? I really would love to hear your comments. Leave them below in the comment section.
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