(Through Thursday’s games; last week in parentheses)

1 Los Angeles Dodgers. Suspended Manny types should not be allowed to go on rehab first. (1)

2 Boston Red Sox. Relievers gave up 10 runs day after Bisons’ pen gave up 12. Weird. (2)

3 New York Yankees. Mariano, not Jeter, is MVP of this era of Bombers. (4)

4 Detroit Tigers. Zumaya makes throwing 102 mph look easy. (3)

5 Los Angeles Angels. Bullpen finding needed bridge to Fuentes. (6)

6 San Francisco Giants. Need another bat to back up great pitching. (5)

7 Tampa Bay Rays. Back in the hunt after seven-game winning streak. (12)

8 Texas Rangers. Hitting slump coincides with Hamilton’s absence. (7)

9 Milwaukee Brewers. Gallardo piling up the Ks. (11)

10 St. Louis Cardinals. Wrist injury shelves DeRosa just after trade. (9)

11 Toronto Blue Jays. No one complaining Jays took Romero No. 1 in ’05 anymore. (10)

12 Colorado Rockies. Entered weekend 22-7 under manager Tracy. (14)

13 Philadelphia Phillies. Hard to believe Rollins is this bad. (8)

14 Chicago White Sox. Starting to make move. (20)

15 Seattle Mariners. Amazing Ichiro had hit in 53 of 56 games. (15)

16 Florida Marlins. Hanley for Most Valuable Player, non-Pujols division. (16)

17 Cincinnati Reds. Rough week ahead: four at Philly, three at Citi. (17)

18 Minnesota Twins. Already in double figures, Slowey is AL’s biggest mound surprise. (19)

19 New York Mets. Ol’ 7-for- 75 Evans opens 8 for 24 in the bigs. Where was that in April in Buffalo? (13) 20 Chicago Cubs. Soriano batted .179 in 35-game stretch. (18)

21 Houston Astros. Finally seem like they’re getting in the race. (23)

22 Atlanta Braves. Hanson throws 26 straight scoreless innings. (21)

23 Pittsburgh Pirates. McCutchen has been the real deal in CF. Nate Who? (22)

24 San Diego Padres. Wrong kind of buzz was created at Petco. (24)

25 Baltimore Orioles. Comeback against Sox will be season’s highlight. (25)

26 Oakland Athletics. Sell, sell, sell. (26)

27 Kansas City Royals. Maybe they miss the Kauffman fountains. (27)

28 Arizona Diamondbacks. Brutal offense, brutal defense. Everything else A-OK. (29)

29 Cleveland Indians. Just 11-25 in interleague last two years. (28)

30 Washington Nationals. Boras floating Japan for Strasburg. Uh-oh. (30)