S152 Power Rankings: Half-way mark!

Dec 11th 2025 By Charlotte Magic

Written by Athens Bobcats:

Sitting at the halfway mark, there’s been a lot of domination going on in the last 15 games. Starting with the Charlotte Magic they have continued to show why they are the team to beat as they’ve gone 14-1 in the last 15 with a run differential of +81. Two teams who’ve shot up the list are the Blacksox and Coquis.

After starting 12-3, Blacksox went on a dominant run, going 13-2 with a +41-run differential in that span. Looking at Coquis, he’s on a historic run as he currently sits on a 15-game win streak with a run differential of +75 with notable wins coming against Baltimore Oriole (11-2), Sacramento Spears (15-7), and San Diego La Mesa Monarchs (5-4).

The Edmonton Nightcrawlers look to be a dark horse contender as he searches for his first Worlds appearance after starting 11-4. His offense has turned it around, winning 13 of the last 15 games scoring 97 runs and holding 11 opponents to less than two runs during this span.

The Raccoons have been highly successful recently, posting a 12–3 record over their last 15 contests. During this stretch, they outscored their opponents 85 to 33, resulting in a total run differential (+/-) of +52. The pitching staff has been untouchable during this span throwing five shutouts.

Notable fallers include legendary franchises Ocala Coalition, Oakland ObZen, Baltimore Gangsters, and Minneapolis Wolves. Coalition and ObZen have gone 11-4 while Wolves have gone 10-5. Gangsters went 8-7 in the last 15, causing a drop from 4th to 25th. There is still plenty of season to be played to climb back up.

Grab your popcorn and favorite snacks as we dive into our 3rd power rankings of the season!

1: Charlotte Magic (28-2) (+160) —-
2: Shreveport Captains (27-2) (+139) UP 1
3: St. Johns Raptors (27-3) (+110) UP 3
4: Chosen Ones (26-4) (+123) UP 1
5: Dayton Blacksox (25-5) (+90) UP 7
6: St. Johns Deadly Sins (24-5) (+91) DOWN 4
7: San Juan Coquis (25-5) (+103) Prev N/A
8: Minneapolis Moxostoma Mayhem (24-6)(+96) DOWN 1
9: New York Dads (24-6) (+70) UP 16
10: Omaha Blue Jays (26-4) (+106) UP 10
11: Edmonton Nightcrawlers (24-6) (+89) Prev N/A
12: Portland Lumberjacks (23-7) (+91) Prev N/A
13: Los Mochis Caneros (24-6) (+80) UP 8
14: Rockford Raccoons (23-7) (+102) Prev N/A
15: Columbus Nattybuckeyes (24-6) (+89) Prev N/A
16: Mexico City Aztecs (22-8)(+101) Prev HM
17: Chattanooga Kryptonite (23-7)(+99) Prev N/A
18: Minneapolis Wolves (22-8)(+93) DOWN 7
19. Ocala Coalition (22-8)(+83) DOWN 6
20: Oakland ObZen (22-8)(+93) DOWN 6
21: Kyoto Kites (23-7)(+91) Prev N/A
22: Montreal Expos (25-5)(+73) Prev HM
23: Baltimore EasternshoreMD (23-7)(+87) Prev N/A
24: Washington Diamondbucs (23-7)(+77) Prev N/A
25: Baltimore Gangsters (22-8)(+75) DOWN 21

HM: Delaware Dragons, Durag Dominators, Error 404s, Omaha Molotovs, and Chicago DQ Sluggers, Hilo Soaring Eagles, Anchorage Aces, Seattle Marvols

News Conversation

Raging Bulls :

Oh when I said 6 teams in the division I meant your team playing the 5 teams in your division 6 times lol

2 days ago

Your up to 50 games then play 10 outside your league making it 60 ..I think the most important thing is everybody plays the same amount of games against each other in their respective division

What I brought up many moons ago was 6 teams in each division ..so each team plays the other within their division 6 times ...so 5 teams x 6 games is 30 then play 20 games in your league vs randon teams , now

Diamondbucs , as long as creation of dead teams keep happening , unfortunately that will never happen , me and my friend brought that up over 100 seasons ago lol

Crimson Tide :

Ah so too many close games

Magic :

Lots of season to be played so

+- is a pretty big factor that we consider and at the time we made this power ranking you were pretty behind the pack. Definitely will make the next one

I’m lowk confused how were not ranked lmao

Nightcrawlers :

We should petition to make a league dedicated for the best of the best, kind of like they have in soccer. The worst teams apart of this league could be subjected to relegation too to allow new teams in and to keep that league competitive.

Firebirds :

there's definitely a power five and group of five in terms of league, and deciding the strengths of leagues could benefit the conversations

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