Power Alley

[FJA]

I don't know if anyone else keeps up with ESPN.com's Power Alley, and I realize it is virtually meaningless, but I'm a sucker for lists. Look who's ahead of both the Flubs and the Twinkees ...

" 12 Cardinals 43-39 While Albert Pujols is getting all the attention, Jim Edmonds is also putting up monster numbers (.308-25-59).

13 White Sox 41-42 If Robby Alomar becomes an All-Star again, we'll be as shocked as anyone on the planet.

14 Cubs 42-40 'This is like a recurring nightmare. It seems like the other team always gets the big hit when it needs it.' -- Dusty Baker. Welcome to Wrigleyville, Dusty!

15 Twins 43-39 Brad Radke is 0-5, 5.94 over his last eight starts. Ouch!"

Here's a link to the rest of the list:

Power Alley (http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/poweralley)

[jortafan]

Thanks for posting the link.

I had given up on checking the Power Alley list in recent weeks. The way the Sox were playing for awhile there, they had sunk so far down the list that I found it depressing.

It's nice to see the Sox are moving back up, and that it's being recognized by the outside world.