N.L. Team T-OBP Rankings

I always do a team leader update every week for T-OBP. However, this is a look at the whole team. Not just the one star. So, the N.L. T-OBP team rankings!

All rankings don't take into account the pitchers (although in the Braves case, that probably lowered their averages, haha.)

1. Rockies: T-OBP: .388 (OBP: .356) Runs scored: 1st

2. Reds: .361 (.332) 2nd

3. Brewers: .358 (.326) 5th

4. Braves: .354 (.329) 9th

5. Dodgers: .352 (.334) 14th

6. Padres: .351 (.327) 10th



Only an asteroid could stop the Rockies
offense!

7. Giants: .349 (.323) 4th

8. Diamondbacks: .348 (.321) 7th

9. Pirates: .345 (.322) 8th

10. Mets: .344 (.316) 3rd

11. Cardinals: .340 (.321) 6th

12. Phillies: .335 (.308) 11th


13. Cubs: .321 (.291) 12th

14. Nats: .318 (.303) 13th

15. Marlins: .315 (.291) 15th


The key to getting on base, is having someone
hit you home. Some teams are doing that (Colorado and Cincy), but others are struggling (Dodgers, Padres).


Watch out for the Dodgers to work out of their slump, and the Padres might pick up too now that Headley is healthy. Some teams just look terrifying to face, Colorado and Cincy. And others, well, they just aren't very good (cough, cough, Miami). Watch how the Nationals do if Bryce Harper's injury is more than a day-to-day diagnosis. He has literally been their offense in April.



"I'm so mad our West rivals are number 1!!!"