MLB Power Rankings, June 13: Ranking all 30 teams by RISP production

Fernando Tatis of the San Diego Padres
Fernando Tatis of the San Diego Padres | Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports

It's no secret that the San Diego Padres have had issues all season when it comes to runners in scoring position (RISP). But how do they compare against the rest of Major League Baseball? If MLB power rankings were based just on batting average with runners in scoring position, this is how the teams would rank.

MLB Power Rankings: Ranking all 30 teams by RISP production

Leading the top of the chart in this category heading into June 13's games is the Texas Rangers, batting .329 with runners in scoring position. Texas is the only team batting over .300 in this category, one of the reasons why the Rangers currently lead all MLB teams with a plus-146 scoring differential.

At the opposite end of the spectrum is San Diego, with the Padres batting .201 with runners in scoring position. Ranking 30 out of all 30 teams despite having a star-studded lineup, this is one area where the Padres will have to turn things around if they're going to not only contend for the National League West title, but also cement their place as a postseason contender as well.

Here are all 30 teams, ranked by their effectiveness when it comes to RISP.

1. Texas Rangers — .329

2. Tampa Bay Rays — 287

3. Colorado Rockies — .284

4. Boston Red Sox — .280

5. Houston Astros — .271

6. Washington Nationals — .270

7. Los Angeles Dodgers — .267

8 (tie). San Francisco Giants — .264

8 (tie). Pittsburgh Pirates — .264

10. Chicago White Sox — .262

11 (tie). Baltimore Orioles — .261

11 (tie). Seattle Mariners — .261

13. Arizona Diamondbacks — .256

14. New York Yankees — .255

15 (tie). St. Louis Cardinals — .253

15 (tie). Minnesota Twins — .253

17. Miami Marlins — .251

18. Cleveland Guardians — .249

19. Chicago Cubs — .248

20. Cincinnati Reds — .246

21 (tie). New York Mets — .244

21 (tie). Philadelphia Phillies — .244

23. Los Angeles Angels — .243

24 (tie). Milwaukee Brewers — .237

24 (tie). Toronto Blue Jays — .237

26. Oakland A's — .235

27 (tie). Kansas City Royals — .224

27 (tie). Atlanta Braves — .224

29. Detroit Tigers — .207

30. San Diego Padres — .201

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