Parry's Power Guide to Major League Baseball

Parry’s Power Guide to Major League Baseball

Published: May 15, 2019

Updated: May 15, 2019

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MLB Power Guide
Week beginning May 13, 2019
Arizona	(14)	49.2
Atlanta	(16)	49.0
Baltimore	(26)	47.7
Boston	(5)	50.5
Chicago Cubs	(2)	50.8
Chicago WSox	(21)	48.4
Cincinnati	(8)	50.4
Cleveland	(24)	47.9
Colorado	(11)	49.8
Detroit	(29)	46.5
Houston	(1)	52.2
Kansas City	(20)	48.6
LA Angels	(13)	49.5
LA Dodgers	(4)	50.7
Miami	(30)	46.5
Milwaukee	(3)	50.8
Minnesota	(6)	50.5
NY Mets	(17)	48.8
NY Yankees	(10)	49.9
Oakland	(22)	48.4
Philadelphia	(7)	50.5
Pittsburgh	(25)	47.8
San Diego	(18)	48.7
San Francisco	(19)	48.7
Seattle	(23)	48.2
St. Louis	(15)	49.1
Tampa Bay	(9)	50.2
Texas	(12)	49.7
Toronto	(28)	47.0
Washington	(27)	47.2
How to use the ratings:
1. Add 0.5 points to the home teams rating.
2. Pair the two teams that play each other.
3. The difference between the two ratings indicates the predicted margin of victory.
Copyright 2019 by Noland Parry
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About the Author

Noland Parry

Parry’s Power Guide was created in 1979 by Utah native Noland Parry. It was first published in 1980 and is available for all sports, including pro and college football, pro and college basketball, soccer, hockey and Major League Baseball.