MLB Relative Power Index (RPI) - 2026

Season:
MLB RPI Rankings
RK TEAM RPI W L PCT SOS PWR RS RA EXPW-L EXPWP
1 Los Angeles Dodgers .534 53 30 .639 .500 0 439 289 58-25 .698
2 Milwaukee Brewers .536 50 30 .625 .507 0 415 294 53-27 .666
3 New York Yankees .513 48 34 .585 .488 0 405 303 53-29 .641
4 Atlanta Braves .527 49 32 .605 .501 0 388 299 51-30 .627
5 Chicago Cubs .514 45 38 .542 .505 0 409 370 46-37 .550
6 Tampa Bay Rays .521 47 33 .588 .498 0 361 341 42-38 .528
7 Pittsburgh Pirates .502 41 42 .494 .504 0 420 397 44-39 .528
8 Chicago White Sox .506 43 38 .531 .497 0 388 369 43-38 .525
9 Miami Marlins .515 44 39 .530 .510 0 358 347 43-40 .516
10 Seattle Mariners .493 42 42 .500 .490 0 337 332 43-41 .507
11 Boston Red Sox .483 35 46 .432 .500 0 323 319 41-40 .506
12 Washington Nationals .509 42 42 .500 .512 0 443 440 42-42 .503
13 Philadelphia Phillies .519 46 37 .554 .507 0 363 362 42-41 .501
14 Detroit Tigers .474 35 48 .422 .491 0 339 340 41-42 .499
15 St. Louis Cardinals .507 42 38 .525 .501 0 360 369 39-41 .488
16 Texas Rangers .493 41 42 .494 .493 0 337 346 40-43 .487
17 Cleveland Guardians .505 43 40 .518 .501 0 325 334 40-43 .486
18 San Diego Padres .507 43 38 .531 .499 0 319 330 39-42 .483
19 Baltimore Orioles .489 39 45 .464 .497 0 388 412 39-45 .470
20 Minnesota Twins .485 39 45 .464 .492 0 409 440 39-45 .464
21 Arizona Diamondbacks .501 41 41 .500 .502 0 349 376 38-44 .463
22 Toronto Blue Jays .495 39 44 .470 .503 0 341 373 38-45 .455
23 Los Angeles Angels .480 35 49 .417 .501 0 382 421 38-46 .452
24 Houston Astros .485 41 44 .482 .485 0 380 424 38-47 .445
25 New York Mets .479 35 48 .422 .498 0 335 379 36-47 .439
26 Athletics Athletics .490 40 43 .482 .493 0 386 437 36-47 .438
27 Cincinnati Reds .493 39 42 .481 .497 0 346 392 35-46 .438
28 San Francisco Giants .493 34 48 .415 .519 0 334 385 35-47 .429
29 Kansas City Royals .475 34 50 .405 .499 0 352 423 34-50 .409
30 Colorado Rockies .477 33 50 .398 .504 0 385 473 33-50 .399
Glossary
  • W: Wins
  • L: Losses
  • PCT: Winning percentage
  • RPI: Relative Power Index+
  • SOS: Strength of schedule
  • PWR: ESPN Power Ranking
  • RS: Runs scored
  • RA: Runs allowed
  • EXW-L: Expected W-L*
  • EXWP: Expected winning percentage*
+The basic formula is 25% team winning percentage, 50% opponents' average winning percentage, and 25% opponents' opponents' average winning percentage.
*ExW-L and ExWP are derived from Bill James' Pythagorean theorem of baseball: Runs scored [squared] / (Runs scored [squared] + runs allowed [squared]). This formula was designed to relate a team's runs scored and runs allowed to its won-lost record.