​While we’re technically over halfway through the 2026 MLB season, the All-Star Break is generally considered “Halftime” for the MLB. Let’s take a quick run-through of the power rankings for all 30 teams in the league and see where they sit as we prepare for the “second half” of the season.MORE: Top 10 MLB outfielders at the All-Star break#30: Los Angeles Angels. Still in the cellar. The draft last week was probably the closest Halo fans will come to having anything to feel hopeful about this year.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement#29: Kansas City Royals. The Royals finished the first half in a dead heat with the Angels, with identical 38-59 records. It wasn’t easy since they had to lose their last 5 games to get there. Maybe it was pretty easy.#28: Colorado Rockies. Twenty games below .500 and 22.5 games out of first place in the West. They could win every remaining game, and they would probably still finish about 3 games behind the Dodgers.#27: New York Mets. Just when you think it can’t get worse, the Mets manage to “Mets” things up even further. Three straight losses heading into the break were a fitting end to a horrendous first half.#26: San Francisco Giants. Start the bidding for Logan Webb, Willy Adames, Robbie Ray, Luis Arraez, and Rafael Devers (the Giants will have to eat a bunch of money on that last one). Heck, toss in Casey Schmitt, Jung Hoo Lee, and anybody else; Buster Posey will be listening to all offers.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement#25: The Athletics. It was fun while it lasted, but this season has gone to heck.#24: Cincinnati Reds. Two more losses ended an injury-riddled first half for the Reds. They are just too far back at this point to have designs on the postseason.MORE: Top 10 MLB catchers at the All-Star break#23: Detroit Tigers. Sometimes two things can be true at the same time. In this case, the Tigers are having such a terrible season that they should trade Tarik Skubal, yet they are also just a few games out of the wild card. The bold move would be to trade him and then break the bank to get him back in the off-season.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement#22: Toronto Blue Jays. They’ve faded all the way to the bottom of the East. It’s probably time to start planning for next year, despite the AL Wild Card race being what it is. In case you didn’t know, the final wild-card spot is currently occupied by two teams that are under .500, and a team like Toronto is just 2.5 games out of the spot.#21: Baltimore Orioles. 7 wins in their last 10 games before the break have the O’s just 2 games back in the wild card. The team still has a ton of holes, and the prudent move would still be to sell at the deadline.#20: San Diego Padres. They still sit at .500 after winning 5 of their final 10 games before the break. They aren’t going anywhere this year and should move some of their older bats to replenish the farm.#19: Boston Red Sox. They have won 9 straight games, and 14 of their la