Prospectus Hit List

Prospectus Hit List: NL: Zero to Nine and Beyond

The Padres keep putting up zeroes and the Rockies put a nine spot in the ninth.

The Red Sox and Tigers try to remain contenders despite key injuries and the Rays attempt to stay in the race despite an offensive slump.

The Reds continue their string of late-inning wins against the beat-up Phillies while the Nationals keep sinking.

The Rangers and White Sox are on fire, but the same can't be said of the Rays, Indians, and A's in the latest AL rankings.

The Marlins show no heart in firing Fredi Gonzalez and Brewers rookie closer John Axford is forced to look over his shoulder at a legend.

Jorge Posada's return to the lineup has sparked the Yankees as they top the American League rankings.

The senior circuit reshuffles its rankings, but with four of the top six, the West is clearly best.

Rookie catcher John Jaso is an unorthodox but successful leadoff hitter for the Rays, who continue to lead the American League rankings.

The Dodgers have won 28 of their last 38 games and apparently are getting help from the supernatural as they climb up the Senior Circuit rankings.

The lean to the East continues, but the three-way squabble over who's #9org is as desperate as it is pathetic.

The old reliable contenders are back in front of the NL East pack, plus all else that's moving and shaking in the Senior Circuit's standings.

The Rays survive a home sweep at the hands of the Red Sox to remain atop the junior circuit's rankings.

Padres pitchers are putting up plenty of zeroes to put the Friars atop the National League rankings.

The Twins tumble towards the Tigers, but the Rays create daylight between themselves and the Yankees.

Sweeps, sulks, and walk-off errors produce a tighter pack in the Senior Circuit's stack.

The AL East's still ruling the roost, but the Central's top tandem is coming up from behind.