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Weekly Team Power Rankings
Monday, May 7th , 1973
Here are the current team power rankings for Major League Baseball:
Teams (Total Points, Tendency):
1) Denver Burros (124.8, o)
2) Philadelphia Quakers (118.1, ++)
3) Detroit Wolverines (117.1, -)
4) Dallas Wranglers (113.3, +)
5) San Francisco Seagulls (112.3, -)
6) St. Louis Explorers (111.0, ++)
7) Brooklyn Bluebirds (109.5, --)
8) San Diego Captains (105.6, ++)
9) Seattle Emeralds (100.6, -)
10) Montreal Habitants (99.9, o)
11) New York Knickerbockers (99.6, --)
12) New York Empires (93.9, ++)
13) Houston Drillers (91.1, o)
14) Atlanta Generals (90.9, --)
15) Pittsburgh Industrials (88.1, ++)
16) Los Angeles Blockbusters (88.1, ++)
17) Milwaukee Dairymen (85.1, -)
18) Boston Terriers (84.4, -)
19) Twin Cities Northmen (79.4, +)
20) Los Angeles Pobladores (74.9, ++)
21) Kansas City Bulls (72.8, --)
22) Baltimore Lords (72.4, --)
23) Washington Eagles (70.1, ++)
24) Toronto Hurons (69.0, --)
25) Cleveland Bobcats (67.7, --)
26) Chicago Traders (66.7, --)
27) Chicago Hawks (62.5, +)
28) Cincinnati Packers (53.3, -)
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BNN Stats: Single-Season Records
Monday, May 7th , 1973
Who holds the single season record in the Major League Baseball for doubles?
Mose Stanford, STL, 56, 1932
Ben Fite, NYK, 55, 1932
Ron Fricker, CHI, 55, 1931
Bill Edwards, PIT, 54, 1929
Trick Sisson, CIN, 54, 1925
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Big Bat Pays Off, Simmons Player of the Week
Monday, May 7th , 1973
Detroit fans have something to crow about today as Detroit third baseman Duane Simmons nabbed the American Baseball League Player of the Week Award for his performance over the last seven days.
"I know there are times when it's hard to lay off pitches. Everyone goes through stretches when he's too eager to put the ball in play. You know, though, I feel like this past week I was able to get in the right frame of mind and just let things come naturally," said Simmons.
He posted a .435 average (10-for-23) this past week with 2 home runs, 7 RBIs, and 4 runs scored.
A look at his current stats shows Simmons with a .349 average, 5 home runs, 19 RBIs and 22 runs scored. He has played in 29 games.
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