Friday, May 6, 2011

Is anyone even reading the BDS Baseball Power Rankings?

I'm wondering if anyone is even reading or looking at the BDS Baseball Power Rankings that I have been publishing here once a week for the past month. I have received no feedback whatsoever from any of the sources that I have set up. If people are looking and not responding, please let me know. It takes an average of two hours a day to compile the data needed to rank all 30 MLB teams. If I don't have a reason to continue it, I won't.

Thursday, May 5, 2011

BDS Baseball Power Rankings (May 5, 2011)

  1. Philadelphia Phillies (20-9) (LW: 1)
  2. Cleveland Indians (20-9) (LW: 2)
  3. Atlanta Braves (17-15) (LW: 5)
  4. Colorado Rockies (18-10) (LW: 3)
  5. Florida Marlins (19-10) (LW: 4)
  6. New York Yankees (17-11) (LW: 7)
  7. Toronto Blue Jays (14-16) (LW: 12)
  8. Oakland Athletics (16-15) (LW: 10)
  9. Cincinnati Reds (15-15) (LW: 11)
  10. Milwaukee Brewers (13-17) (LW: 6)
  11. St. Louis Cardinals (17-14) (LW: 9)
  12. Texas Rangers (17-14) (LW: 8)
  13. Kansas City Royals (16-14) (LW: 14)
  14. San Francisco Giants (15-15) (LW: 15)
  15. Tampa Bay Rays (16-14) (LW: 18)
  16. Boston Red Sox (14-16) (LW: 16)
  17. Los Angeles Angels (17-14) (LW: 13)
  18. Arizona Diamondbacks (13-16) (LW: 20)
  19. Baltimore Orioles (14-15) (LW: 17)
  20. Seattle Mariners (14-17) (LW: 24)
  21. San Diego Padres (12-19) (LW: 25)
  22. Detroit Tigers (14-17) (LW: 21)
  23. Washington Nationals (14-16) (LW: 27)
  24. Chicago Cubs (14-16) (LW: 26)
  25. Los Angeles Dodgers (15-17) (LW: 23)
  26. New York Mets (12-18) (LW: 22)
  27. Pittsburgh Pirates (15-16) (LW: 29)
  28. Houston Astros (12-18) (LW: 30)
  29. Chicago White Sox (11-21) (LW: 19)
  30. Minnesota Twins (11-18) (LW: 28)

Saturday, April 30, 2011

Bill Nagy selected by the Cowboys

Hudson, OH native and Wisconsin Badgers C Bill Nagy was selected by the Dallas Cowboys with the 252nd overall pick.

Packers selections in 2011 NFL Draft (April 28-30)

This is the blog post where I will be updating who the Packers take with each pick during the 2011 NFL Draft.

1-032: Derek Sherrod (OT, Mississippi State)
2-064: Randall Cobb (WR, Kentucky)
3-096: Alex Green (RB, Hawaii)
4-129: PICK TRADED TO DENVER BRONCOS
4-131 (compensatory): Davon House (CB, New Mexico State)
5-141 (from 49ers via Broncos): D.J. Williams (TE, Arkansas)
5-163: PICK TRADED TO SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
6-174 (from 49ers): PICK TRADED TO MIAMI DOLPHINS
6-179 (from Dolphins):
Caleb Schlauderaff (OG, Utah)
6-186 (from Eagles via Lions and Broncos): D.J. Smith (LB, Appalachian State)
6-197: Ricky Elmore (DE, Arizona)
7-204 (from Panthers): PICK TRADED TO DENVER BRONCOS
7-218 (from Jaguars via Dolphins): Ryan Taylor (TE, North Carolina)
7-231 (from Jets via Lions and 49ers): PICK TRADED TO MIAMI DOLPHINS
7-233: Lawrence Guy (DT, Arizona State)

Friday, April 29, 2011

John Moffitt selected by the Seahawks

Guilford, CT native and Wisconsin Badger OG John Moffitt was selected by the Seattle Seahawks with the 75th pick overall.

Lance Kendricks selected by the Rams

Milwaukee native and Wisconsin Badger TE Lance Kendricks was selected by the St. Louis Rams with the 47th overall pick.

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Gabe Carimi selected by the Bears

Cottage Grove native and Wisconsin Badger OT Gabe Carimi was selected by the Chicago Bears with the 29th overall pick.

J.J. Watt selected by the Texans

Pewaukee native and Wisconsin Badger DE J.J. Watt was just selected by the Houston Texans with the 11th overall pick.

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

BDS Baseball Power Rankings (April 28, 2011)

  1. Philadelphia Phillies (16-8) (LW: 3)
  2. Cleveland Indians (15-8) (LW: 1)
  3. Colorado Rockies (16-7) (LW: 2)
  4. Florida Marlins (15-8) (LW: 7)
  5. Atlanta Braves (13-13) (LW: 5)
  6. Milwaukee Brewers (12-12) (LW: 4)
  7. New York Yankees (13-8) (LW: 14)
  8. Texas Rangers (15-9) (LW: 10)
  9. St. Louis Cardinals (13-11) (LW: 11)
  10. Oakland Athletics (12-13) (LW: 8)
  11. Cincinnati Reds (13-12) (LW: 6)
  12. Toronto Blue Jays (11-13) (LW: 15)
  13. Los Angeles Angels (14-11) (LW: 12)
  14. Kansas City Royals (12-12) (LW: 9)
  15. San Francisco Giants (11-12) (LW: 13)
  16. Boston Red Sox (10-13) (LW: 26)
  17. Baltimore Orioles (10-12) (LW: 18)
  18. Tampa Bay Rays (12-11) (LW: 21)
  19. Chicago White Sox (10-15) (LW: 19)
  20. Arizona Diamondbacks (10-13) (LW: 16)
  21. Detroit Tigers (12-12) (LW: 23)
  22. New York Mets (11-13) (LW: 29)
  23. Los Angeles Dodgers (13-13) (LW: 27)
  24. Seattle Mariners (10-15) (LW: 25)
  25. San Diego Padres (9-16) (LW: 17)
  26. Chicago Cubs (10-13) (LW: 20)
  27. Washington Nationals (10-13) (LW: 22)
  28. Minnesota Twins (9-13) (LW: 30)
  29. Pittsburgh Pirates (11-13) (LW: 28)
  30. Houston Astros (9-15) (LW: 24)

Thursday, April 21, 2011

BDS Baseball Power Rankings (April 21, 2011)

  1. Cleveland Indians (13-5) (LW: 5)
  2. Colorado Rockies (13-5) (LW: 3)
  3. Philadelphia Phillies (11-6) (LW: 1)
  4. Milwaukee Brewers (9-9) (LW: 9)
  5. Atlanta Braves (8-11) (LW: 10)
  6. Cincinnati Reds (9-9) (LW: 6)
  7. Florida Marlins (10-6) (LW: 16)
  8. Oakland Athletics (9-9) (LW: 13)
  9. Kansas City Royals (11-7) (LW: 8)
  10. Texas Rangers (11-7) (LW: 2)
  11. St. Louis Cardinals (9-9) (LW: 17)
  12. Los Angeles Angels (12-6) (LW: 19)
  13. San Francisco Giants (10-8) (LW: 11)
  14. New York Yankees (10-6) (LW: 14)
  15. Toronto Blue Jays (8-10) (LW: 4)
  16. Arizona Diamondbacks (8-8) (LW: 20)
  17. San Diego Padres (8-10) (LW: 15)
  18. Baltimore Orioles (8-9) (LW: 12)
  19. Chicago White Sox (7-11) (LW: 7)
  20. Chicago Cubs (9-9) (LW: 18)
  21. Tampa Bay Rays (9-9) (LW: 28)
  22. Washington Nationals (9-8) (LW: 21)
  23. Detroit Tigers (9-10) (LW: 22)
  24. Houston Astros (7-11) (LW: 27)
  25. Seattle Mariners (6-13) (LW: 25)
  26. Boston Red Sox (6-11) (LW: 30)
  27. Los Angeles Dodgers (9-10) (LW: 23)
  28. Pittsburgh Pirates (8-10) (LW: 24)
  29. New York Mets (5-13) (LW: 26)
  30. Minnesota Twins (6-12) (LW: 29)