With the MLB season now a month underway, we’ll rank each MLB team in terms of watchability for the 2018 season.
April is always an exciting time. The weather begins to get warm, the smell of freshly cut grass returns, and most importantly, America’s pastime, MLB returns in full force when the calendar finally flips to the fourth month of the year.
Baseball fans, in general, tend to look for ways to get excited about the season anyway possible. With just a month of action so far it’s hard to predict where teams will end up at the end of the year but we’re getting a pretty good idea for which teams are exciting.
Having the best record doesn’t necessarily mean you’re the most exciting or watchable team. Some teams, who may not have the best records, are more watchable due to factors such as all-star players, exciting storylines, and interesting budding prospects.
We’ll be going through all 30 teams around the league and ranking each one of them based on watchability.
It’d be no fun if we just went up and down the standings and kept it in the same order, so there are various reasons why some teams with good records don’t rank as high as teams who are higher in the standings.
Let’s get started with number 30, also known as the most boring team in baseball