Power rankings are generally idiotic, as former Mets GM Zack Scott astutely pointed out on X recently. But at the moment, they may be somewhat instructive.&nbsp;

In the one and only power rankings I’m ever going to do, my top five are National League teams. Even if you have love for some AL team, it’s clear how much better the NL is overall — at least at the top.&nbsp;

One GM notes the “imbalance is real,” and 29 others must see it, too. That imbalance was a frequent conversation topic throughout a winter where players like Juan Soto and Corbin Burnes moved to the NL from the AL.&nbsp;

Power rankings are generally idiotic, as former Mets GM Zack Scott astutely pointed out on X recently. But at the moment, they may be somewhat instructive. {ai:summary}<p>Current power rankings highlight a noticeable superiority of National League teams over American League teams, as noted by a former Mets GM. The shift of star players like Juan Soto and Corbin Burnes to the NL has contributed to this perceived imbalance. </p><p>The consensus among GMs indicates that the disparity between the leagues is significant and worth discussing. #sports</p>

MLB’s major power imbalance already at the forefront weeks into season

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