The Chicago Cubs dominated the Crosstown Classic against the Chicago White Sox, outscoring them 26-8, with an impressive series from rising star Pete Crow-Armstrong.

On the other end of the spectrum, the Baltimore Orioles have dropped to 28th place with a disappointing 15-30 record following a managerial change and struggles to score runs.

The Seattle Mariners improved to ninth after a successful week that included a sweep of the Padres, bouncing back from a prior series loss to the Yankees.

The Minnesota Twins recently climbed to tenth place after sweeping the Orioles and winning a series against the Brewers, highlighting their strong pitching and offensive performance.

In contrast, the New York Mets fell to third after a mixed week, winning against the Pirates but losing to the Yankees, with Juan Soto facing scrutiny during his return to Yankee Stadium.

The Chicago White Sox rank 29th with a record of 14-33, despite some individual performances like Miguel Vargas's impressive batting.

The Detroit Tigers lead the MLB Power Rankings at number one, showcasing an impressive performance that includes sweeping the Red Sox and winning a series against the Blue Jays.

Following the Tigers, the top five teams in the rankings include the Minnesota Twins, Chicago Cubs, New York Mets, and New York Yankees, all demonstrating significant strengths and potential for the postseason.

The New York Yankees maintained their steady seventh position, winning both their series against the Mariners and Mets, with key contributions from Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger.

Meanwhile, the Miami Marlins fell to 26th after a mixed week, winning against the Rays but losing to the Cubs, which points to persistent issues on both sides of their game.

The Los Angeles Angels moved up to 25th after a surprising sweep of the Dodgers, although they faced challenges in their series against the Padres.

The Atlanta Braves improved to 17th place, having won their series against both the Nationals and Red Sox, indicating a potential turnaround for the team.