Have you never heard of Bryan LaHair? You’re not alone. The Chicago Cubs First Baseman has literally come from out of nowhere to sit as 2012’s third-best hitter in baseball behind well-known sluggers Josh Hamilton and Matt Kemp. Can he keep it up?

Will Matt Kemp’s trip to the DL de-rail the D-train down in LA? Only time will tell, but for now, the Top Five of my MLB Power Rankings remains unchanged from last week, as the best teams in baseball prove they are still the best teams in baseball…

Two grand slams in 3 days? Time to take a quick peek at Tigers castoff and Oakland A’s 3rd sacker Brandon Inge…

Intertia, perhaps more than anything, is keeping the Dodgers and Rangers on top of the Rankings. Will the arrival of wunderkind Bryce Harper push the Nats into the top spot?

Albert Pujols is stinking up all of baseball. Normally-foul-smelling Los Angeles is extra stinky this season, and baseball’s second-ever Quarter Billion Dollar Man is to blame…

Sparky Anderson is shaking his head from beyond the grave this week. And Tigers Pitchers Not Named Verlander are sinking the USS Striped Cats…

The Los Angeles Dodgers— and I can scarcely believe I’m typing these words— are absolutely murdering the opposition in this young season. We’re about 10% through the MLB year for most teams. Where do they all stack up?

The Tigers hold on to the top spot but barely, and where did this Dodgers team come from? Follow along, I’m ranking all 30 teams on their season so far..…

Two starts, no wins. He leads all of MLB in Earned Runs Allowed in this early season. The strikeouts are still there, but do the Giants Faithful need to start worrying about The Freak?

The Detroit Tigers, after a weekend sweep and a 3-0 start, top my very first Power Rankings of the 2012 MLB season…