A quick glance at the standings reveals that it's shaping up as a strange season. The Red Sox and Yankees both started 28-12, the first time two teams have won 28 of their first 40 games since 2002. In the National League, 10 of the 15 teams are over .500. Meanwhile, seven teams begin the week under .400, with the Dodgers sitting right at that mark. It all means we have a lot of good teams -- at least, so far.
Even good teams have major flaws, however, so let's look at the top 10 teams in this week's Power Rankings and examine their biggest problems.