MLB Power Rankings: Cardinal dominance is getting old

Colorado Rockies. 25. team. 108. Dick Monfort may not want to part with Troy Tulowitzki, but there may never be a better time. Since May 29th, the shortstop is raking a .400/.442/.625 slash-line and has tallied five home runs and 20 RBI in his last 20 games. With offense at a premium on the trade market, this may be the right time to free up that money for other needs.. . Previous:

96. Since being recalled from Triple-A on May 23rd, Kendall Gravemen has allowed just 10 earned runs over 39.2 innings of work (6 starts), splitting his four decisions. That’s the type of stabilizing presence the A’s have needed at the back-end of their rotation all season, and could help get them back into the race in the West. . . Previous: +3rd. Oakland Athletics. 24. team

Seattle Mariners. 23. team. 62. Robinson Cano is making $24 million in 2015, but has given the Mariners just $600k worth of value according to FanGraphs. Granted, it’s out of the norm, but it’s also a big indication of why the Mariners have failed to capture any of their pre-season projections.. . Previous:

The Reds are wishy-washy on whether they want to sell, but it is difficult seeing them making up 13.5 games in the division or seven games in the Wild Card hunt. Instead, they could get real value for Johnny Cueto, Aroldis Chapman, Mike Leake, and more in an effort to pare salary and build for the future.. . Previous: . Cincinnati Reds. 22. team. 61