Several other teams started worse and have since mounted a comeback, salvaging the feelings of their once-down-in-the-dumps die-hard fans.  The Braves really dug quite the hole for themselves, starting a pitiful 0-7.

Featured in this week’s MLB Power Rankings, the Dodgers reclaim the top spot, Riley Greene makes history, PCA drives a Brewers fan into madness, the Royals find their power stroke against the Orioles, Lance McCullers Jr. returns to the majors, speedster Chandler Simpson is as advertised, and the White Sox win the hearts of 90’s kids everywhere.

Here are the latest MLB power rankings, including some of the best and worst from each club after April’s action.

Kim has made a fast impression on the Dodgers, going 2-for-4 with an RBI in Monday's win. "He just adds that spark to our ballclub."

Veteran Ross Stripling, who was an All-Star with the Dodgers in 2018, has announced his retirement after pitching for four teams spanning nine MLB seasons.

Right-hander Ross Stripling announced his retirement from Major League Baseball on Monday after nine seasons. Stripling, 35, requested and received his release from the Kansas City Royals in spring training after being informed he wasn't going to make the Opening Day roster.