2015 MLB Power Rankings: Indians making a play for playoffs?

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Aug 30, 2015; Arlington, TX, USA; Texas Rangers starting pitcher Derek Holland (45) is doused by teammates Martin Perez (center) and Elvis Andrus following his complete game three-hit shutout over the Baltimore Orioles following a ballgame at Globe Life Park in Arlington. The Rangers won 6-0. Mandatory Credit: Jim Cowsert-USA TODAY Sports

Texas Rangers. 11. team. 126. September will be huge for the Texas Rangers as they have seven games each with the Astros and Los Angeles Angels on the horizon.. 68-61. Previous: 11th

Previous: 14th. Minnesota Twins. 12. team. 2. The Minnesota Twins will also be tested in September as they have series coming up against the fellow Wild Card contending Angels, Indians as well as the division leading Astros and Royals.. 67-63

Previous: 16th. Washington Nationals. 13. team. 90. The Washington Nationals seem to have a pulse again thanks to the awakening of both <strong><a href=. 66-63

65-65. Previous: 12th. Los Angeles Angels. 14. team. 102. The Angels are now at .500 for the first time since June 26th.

team. 21. The Rays, like the Angels, are losing games at the worst time and the way their pitching has looked over the last month, I don’t expect it to change.. 64-66. Previous: 17th. Tampa Bay Rays. 16

63-67. Previous: 18th. San Diego Padres. 17. team. 127. After a strong stretch of wins two weeks ago put the San Diego Padres back in shouting distance in the NL West, they find themselves right back in their place the following week.

18. team. 11. The Baltimore Orioles have just about pitched their way out of the playoff hunt.. 63-67. Previous: 13th. Baltimore Orioles

19. team. 8. See the Padres.. 63-67. Previous: `15th. Arizona Diamondbacks

128. The Chicago White Sox will likely use September to evaluate their entire organization from top to bottom. Let me lend a hand and suggest that a new manager will be needed for 2016.. 61-68. Previous: 20th. Chicago White Sox. 20. team

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