The Detroit Tigers are currently tied with the New York Yankees for the best run differential in baseball at +42, supported by a starting rotation that leads the American League with an impressive 2.89 ERA.

In the latest MLB power rankings, the San Francisco Giants and Detroit Tigers have both made their way into the top five, while the Los Angeles Dodgers, San Diego Padres, and New York Yankees have faced setbacks with recent series losses.

The Giants now sit atop the National League West with a 19-10 record, thanks in part to standout performances from outfielder Jung Hoo Lee, who is hitting .324 this season.

Meanwhile, the Tampa Bay Rays have made a significant jump in the rankings after sweeping the Padres, showcasing their pitching prowess.

Conversely, the Baltimore Orioles and Toronto Blue Jays have seen a decline in the rankings due to lackluster performances, with the Orioles' rotation struggling to a 5.83 ERA, ranking 28th in the majors.

At the other end of the spectrum, the Colorado Rockies are languishing in last place with a dismal 4-23 record, joined by the Chicago White Sox and Pittsburgh Pirates in the bottom three.

On a brighter note, Agustín Ramírez of the Miami Marlins has earned Rookie of the Week honors, demonstrating his potential to become a key player for his team.

In individual accolades, Hunter Brown of the Houston Astros has been named Pitcher of the Week, boasting a remarkable 0.69 ERA over two starts, solidifying his status as a potential Cy Young candidate.