MLB power rankings: Where the San Diego Padres stand in terms of 3 key statistics

MLB Power Rankings: Where the San Diego Padres rank in OPS+

Let's take the statistics one step further and look at OPS+ and how the Padres are faring in that category. You can read more about OPS+ here, but MLB.com's definition of it reads, "OPS+ takes a player's on-base plus slugging percentage and normalizes the number across the entire league. It accounts for external factors like ballparks. It then adjusts so a score of 100 is league average, and 150 is 50 percent better than the league average."

Six Padres currently have an OPS+ of 100 (considered league average or better) — Bogaerts (156), Matt Carpenter (153), Nelson Cruz (135), Juan Soto (115) and Jake Cronenworth and Trent Grisham each posting a 103.

Here's the complete power rankings by team OPS+ (league average is 100)

1. Tampa Bay Rays, 150

2. Texas Rangers, 118

3. Chicago Cubs, 117

4. Pittsburgh Pirates, 116

5. Baltimore Orioles, 112

6. Philadelphia Phillies, 111

7. Atlanta Braves, 109

8. Boston Red Sox, 108

T9. San Francisco Giants, 107

T9. St. Louis Cardinals, 107

T9. Toronto Blue Jays, 107

12. Los Angeles Angels, 106

T13. Arizona Diamondbacks, 102

T13. Minnesota Twins, 102

15. Los Angeles Dodgers101

16. San Diego Padres, 100

17. New York Mets, 99

18. Oakland Athletics, 97

19. Milwaukee Brewers, 96

20. Houston Astros, 94

T21. Miami Marlins, 90

T21. Seattle Mariners, 90

T23. New York Yankees, 89

T23. Washington Nationals, 89

25. Cleveland Guardians, 88

26. Chicago White Sox, 85

27. Cincinnati Reds, 83

28. Detroit Tigers, 79

29. Colorado Rockies, 78

30. Kansas City Royals, 74