TPR MLB Power Rankings 2024 MLB Regular Season Standings, Insights & Playoff Teams

2024 MLB Regular Season Standings, Insights & Playoff Teams

MLB Regular Season

As the 2024 MLB regular season approaches, American and National Leagues teams have put on amazing shows, keeping fans excited with tough games. This blog post from The Power Rankings (TPR) talks about how each team did based on their final standings. It lists their main strengths, flaws, and chances of making the playoffs.

American League Standings Overview

1 New York Yankees (94-68, .580 Pct.)

The Yankees had a great 94–68 record during the 2024 MLB regular season, which made them the best team in the American League. Their 50–31 record on the road shows how tough they are when playing away from home, while their 44–37 record at home helped them stay ahead in the division. The Yankees won the AL East because of Aaron Judge’s MVP-caliber season and Gerrit Cole’s great relief.

2 Cleveland Guardians (92-69, .571 Pct.)

The Guardians were consistent all season, finishing only 1.5 games behind the Yankees. They did well at home (50–30), thanks to important efforts from José Ramírez and a strong bullpen. Their well-balanced attack and wide range of pitchers make them a strong playoff contender.

3 Kansas City Royals (86-76, .531 Pct.)

Many people were surprised when the Royals finished third place in the American League. They got into the playoffs thanks to Bobby Witt Jr.’s clutch hitting and a strong home-field showing (45-36). But the scores on the roads were all over the place (41–40), so they could have been better.

4 Detroit Tigers (86-76, .531 Pct.)

The Tigers had a competitive season and finished with the same result as the Royals. The work of Riley Greene and Spencer Torkelson helped their success. Their equal number of wins at home and on the road (43–38) shows their flexibility.

5 Minnesota Twins (82-80, .506 Pct.)

The Twins didn’t make the playoffs, but they still had a good season. Their home record (43–38) was good, but their road record (39–42) made it harder for them to make the playoffs. Key losses in the second half hurt their consistency.

6 Boston Red Sox (81-81, .500 Pct.)

With a.500 record, the Red Sox had a very up-and-down season. Rafael Devers led the attack, but the team lost because the pitchers were inconsistent, and the defense made mistakes. If Boston improves in key areas, they might come back stronger next season.

7 Tampa Bay Rays (80-82, .494 Pct.)

The Rays had a poor season, but they did have some great moments. Wander Franco and Randy Arozarena had great games, but illness and problems in the bullpen cost the team a lot. Tampa Bay will likely change things up in the off-season.

8 Toronto Blue Jays (74-88, .457 Pct.)

It was a rough season for the Blue Jays, with many illnesses and offensive slumps. Bo Bichette and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. did a good job, but the pitching staff was sometimes there to help them. In the future, rebuilding attempts will be very important.

9 Chicago White Sox (41-121, .253 Pct.)

The White Sox had a bad season, winning only 41 games. Their results at home (23-58) and on the road (18-63) showed they were still building a team. A complete reset of the group seems likely.

National League Standings Overview

1 Los Angeles Dodgers (98-64, .605 Pct.)

With 98 wins, the Dodgers were the best team in the National League. Their strong attack and deep pitching staff helped them do it. Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, and Jack Flaherty helped them make their run. Their great home record of 52–29 and steady road record of 46–35 make them the clear favorites for the World Series.

2 Philadelphia Phillies (95-67, .586 Pct.)

The Phillies came in right behind the Dodgers, thanks to Aaron Nola’s great pitching and Bryce Harper’s miracles. Their great home record (54-27) showed they were ready for the playoffs, but their bad road record (41-40) could be a problem in October.

3 San Diego Padres (93-69, .574 Pct.)

It was a strong second half for the Padres, who won 93–69. With Juan Soto and Fernando Tatis Jr. in the lineup, they had one of the most dangerous attacks in the league. Their road win (48–33) showed how competitive they were.

4 Atlanta Braves (89-73, .549 Pct.)

The 2024 MLB regular season was good for the Braves, who finished tied with the Mets. Ronald Acuña Jr. had a great season, making him an MVP candidate. Being consistent at home (46-35) and on the road (43-38) kept them in the running for the playoffs, but injuries to key players limited their potential.

5 New York Mets (89-73, .549 Pct.)

The Mets tied the Braves for the most wins, which put them in the wild card spot. Even though Francisco Lindor was hurt and couldn’t play, Pete Alonso and their relief were key to their success. Getting back to full roster strength will be important for their playoff run.

6 Milwaukee Brewers (93-69, .574 Pct.)

The Brewers won the NL Central with a great 93–69 record. Corbin Burnes pitched very well, and Willy Adames led a strong attack. Their balanced play at home (47–34) and on the road (46-35) makes them a real contender.

7 St. Louis Cardinals (83-79, .512 Pct.)

The Cardinals had a good end, but they missed the playoffs by a small amount. Nolan Arenado and Paul Goldschmidt led the attack, but the starting pitchers were inconsistent, which cost them. In the offseason, you need to focus on adding strength to your rotation.

8 Chicago Cubs (83-79, .512 Pct.)

The Cubs had the same record as the Cardinals but didn’t make the playoffs either. Their good home record (44–37) gave them hope, but their bad road record showed they needed to change their team.

9 Cincinnati Reds (77-85, .475 Pct.)

The Reds had a 77–85 record, but new stars like Elly De La Cruz helped them win. Even though their chances of making the playoffs faded, Cincinnati has a bright future, thanks to their talented young players.

10 Pittsburgh Pirates (76-86, .469 Pct.)

There were signs that the Pirates were getting better, and some of their best prospects made big impacts. Even though they had a lost record at the end, their young core gives them hope for a bright future in sports.

Final Thoughts by The Power Rankings (TPR)

The 2024 MLB regular season had exciting games, stories about underdogs, and tough playoff races. It turned out that the New York Yankees, Dodgers, and the Milwaukee Brewers were the best teams. At the same time, the Phillies, the Padres, and the Guardians got stronger.

TPR will keep giving you expert analysis, playoff predictions, and game-by-game recaps as the playoffs get closer. Keep checking back for more news as the MLB playoffs get going.

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