Dodgers, Braves, Brewers, and Yankees dominate MLB Power Rankings
CBS MLB • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 12:28 PM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026

As the MLB season approaches its midpoint, the Dodgers, Braves, Brewers, and Yankees have distinguished themselves from other teams, showcasing significant run differentials. Combined, these four teams hold a +480 run differential, while the other 26 teams collectively sit at -480. The Yankees sit fourth in overall record, closely trailing the others, though they are currently without notable players like Aaron Judge. The Braves and Brewers recently faced off, with the Braves winning crucial games after experiencing a rough stretch. The rankings indicate all four teams are strong contenders this season, though shifts in performance are still possible as the season progresses.
- •Dodgers, Braves, Brewers, and Yankees lead MLB Power Rankings.
- •These teams hold a combined run differential of +480.
- •Yankees have the fourth-best record despite missing key players.
- •Braves recently reclaimed momentum against the Brewers.
- •Season still has potential for major shifts in team performance.
- 12:28 PMCBS MLB — MLB Power Rankings: How a clear-cut Big Four have established themselves at the top
"The Dodgers, Braves, Brewers and Yankees have all separated themselves from the pack headed into the midway point
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