We’re just four days away from Monday’s T-Mobile Home Run Derby and five days from Tuesday’s MLB All-Star Game. So naturally, this edition of the Hitter Power Rankings has an All-Star feel to it. The

18. Red Sox (19) Boston is 6-9 since making the blockbuster trade that sent Rafael Devers to the Giants on June 15. Post-Devers, the Red Sox have ranked 16th in OPS (.718), 20th in batting average (.237) and averaged 4.53 runs in that span — slightly less than the 4.84 runs with him.

The top MLB teams stay strong in the rankings, while surprise teams are starting to climb toward the top spot, and some teams are slipping further into obscurity. After the NBA Finals and Stanley Cup Finals, baseball will take center stage for the rest of the summer, and we look forward to seeing which teams heat up in July.

Astros Sweep Dodgers, Overtake No. 1 Spot in Rankings

Featured in this week’s Power Rankings, Tarik Skubal shows out, the Astros are back among the game’s elite teams, Sonny Gray throws a super-charged Maddux, the Guardians’ bats are having a historically-bad June, James Wood gets the Barry Bonds treatment, and the Marlins are unstoppable.

Not even a players-only meeting could stop the carnage, as the Mets' response after a Saturday night airing of grievances was a 12-1 loss at PNC Park that capped a three-game set in which Pittsburgh outscored the Mets 30-4.

The Mailman made a 'standing offer' to go to literal blows with the Los Angeles Lakers star in order to resolve any lingering tension.

Yankees Lose 5 Straight Before Win Sunday, Drop Division Lead