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Phillies lead Box-Toppers team rankings for 9th week, Yankees maintain AL lead

Shawn Plank June 21, 2024

The Philadelphia Phillies lead Box-Toppers team rankings for the ninth straight week.

Team rankings

Here are Box-Toppers 2024 final team rankings through games of Thursday, June 20. The column BTP shows the number of Box-Toppers points players on the team accumulated this season. The column BTP/wk shows have many points teams accumulated from June 14 to June 20. The column Wk ago shows the team's rank as of June 13.
Teams BTP BTP/wk Wk ago
1 Phillies 64.8 3.0 1
2 Yankees 62.6 3.7 2
3 Orioles 60.9 5.5 3
4 Dodgers 57.5 7.2 5
5 Mariners 55.4 4.0 4
6 Guardians 53.4 4.0 7
7 Braves 52.7 6.0 8
8 Royals 51.6 2.0 6
9 Brewers 50.6 4.0 9
10 Twins 49.1 4.5 11
11 Red Sox 47.6 6.2 12
12 Padres 47.3 2.0 10
13 Nationals 45.4 7.5 18
14 Cardinals 43.9 5.4 16
15 Giants 43.4 2.5 13
16 Astros 42.7 5.0 19
17 Reds 41.9 3.0 15
18 Tigers 40.8 1.7 14
19 Pirates 40.7 4.7 22
20 Mets 40.6 5.5 24
21 Diamondbacks 40.6 4.0 21
22 Cubs 40.2 3.0 20
23 Rangers 39.0 1.0 17
24 Rays 38.2 3.0 23
25 Blue Jays 37.1 2.0 25
26 Athletics 32.9 2.5 26
27 Rockies 31.1 2.5 27
28 Angels 28.9 2.0 28
29 Marlins 26.5 1.0 29
30 White Sox 25.1 2.0 30
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Meanwhile, the New York Yankees continue to lead American League teams and the Washington Nationals are the week’s hottest team.

Phillies lead

Phillies players have accumulated 64.8 Box-Toppers points this season, picking up 3.0 points in the past week. They lead over the second-place Yankees (62.6 points) by 2.2 points. The Phillies lead National League teams ahead of the second-place Los Angeles Dodgers (fourth place overall with 57.5 points).

The Phillies have baseball’s second-best winning percentage (.6222) behind the Yankees (.6623) and tied with the Baltimore Orioles (.6222). (The Yankees have played two more games than both the Phillies and Orioles and lead by just .0001.) The Orioles are third in Box-Toppers team rankings with 60.9 Box-Toppers points, picking up 5.5 in the past week.

The Phillies are led by pitcher Zack Wheeler (9.7 points, fourth overall and second among NL pitchers). Phillies top batter is Bryce Harper (5.2 points, third among NL batters). Sixteen different Phillies players have earned Box-Toppers points so far in 2024.

Yankees lead AL teams

The New York Yankees lead AL teams in Box-Toppers rankings for the sixth straight week with 62.6 points, picking up 3.7 in the past week, holding steady in second place overall.

The Yankees picked up 2.7 points winning two of their six games this week and picked up 1.0 point by signing reliever Tim Hill, who had earned 1.0 point with the White Sox this season before being released.

The Yankees rank ahead of the second-place AL team, the Baltimore Orioles (third place overall with 60.9 points).

The Yankees have baseball’s best winning percentage (.6623) and are led by pitcher Luis Gil (13.4 points, first overall). Yankees top batter is Aaron Judge (8.5 points, first among AL batters). Eighteen different Yankees players have earned Box-Toppers points so far in 2024.

Hottest team: Nationals

The Washington Nationals are the week’s hottest team, picking up 7.5 points in the past week, most among all teams, rising from 18th to 13th place in season player rankings. Their five-spot rise is biggest among all teams.

This is the fourth straight week the Nationals have been among either the biggest risers or decliners in Box-Toppers team rankings. Three weeks ago, they had the biggest jump in rankings (from 22nd to 16th), two weeks ago, they had the biggest fall (from 16th to 23rd) and last week they were tied for the biggest rise (from 23rd to 18th).

Biggest fall: Rangers

The Texas Rangers had the biggest decline in rankings, falling six spots from 17th to 23rd with 39.0 points, picking up 1.0 point in the past week.

Last place: White Sox

The Chicago White Sox remain in 30th and last place for the fourth week with 25.1 Box-Toppers points, picking up 2.0 points in the past week.

About Box-Toppers

Box-Toppers tracks who most helps their team win the most games. Using standard box score statistics, Box-Toppers uses a simple formula to determine a Player of the Game for each Major League Baseball game played. That player is the person who contributed most to his team’s win. In regular season games, players earn 1.0 Box-Toppers point for being named Player of the Game and can earn bonus points for being Player of the Day or top player or batter in their league for the day.

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Last week’s Box-Toppers team rankings report

TagsBox-Toppers Team Power Rankings, Philadelphia Phillies, New York Yankees, Washington Nationals, Los Angeles Dodgers, Baltimore Orioles, Zack Wheeler, Bryce Harper, Tim Hill, Luis Gil, Aaron Judge, Texas Rangers, Chicago White Sox
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Box-Toppers tracks who most helps their team win the most games. Using standard box score statistics, Box-Toppers uses a simple formula to determine a Player of the Game for each Major League Baseball game played. That player is the person who contributed most to his team’s win. Players earn Box-Toppers points for being named Player of the Game and can earn bonus points for being Player of the Day or top player or batter in their league for the day.

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