MLB Power Rankings: Who's the new No. 1 atop our list?

There's a new top team in our rankings!

After two weeks of baseball, the Rays remain undefeated, their 12-0 start the best since the 1987 Brewers. Will they be able to keep up this dominance? Or will the division rival Yankees catch them soon enough?

As if that wasn't surprising enough, elsewhere in the league, the Astros sit third in the American League West while the uber competitive National League West is currently led by… the Diamondbacks? What a start to the season!

Our expert panel has combined to rank every team in baseball based on a combination of what we've seen so far and what we already knew going into the 162-game marathon that is a full baseball season. We also asked ESPN MLB experts David Schoenfield, Bradford Doolittle, Jesse Rogers, Alden Gonzalez and Joon Lee to weigh in with an observation for all 30 teams.

Week 1 | Previous rankings

Record: 12-0

Previous ranking: 4

The Rays look like a well-oiled machine primed to make a deep run into October with all cylinders clicking. Shortstop Wander Franco leads the way, having hit three homers in the past week. And while Franco represents the most important player in the lineup, the rotation continues to chug along, with Shane McClanahan, Jeffrey Springs and Drew Rasmussen looking like three of the best pitchers in baseball through the first few trips of the rotation. And that's all without Tyler Glasnow, who's slowly ramping up his injury rehab for an expected return soon. — Lee

Record: 9-4

Previous ranking: 1

On the good news side, while Bryce Elder started the season in Triple-A after losing his bid to make the rotation, he replaced the injured Max Fried and responded with two scoreless starts against the Cardinals and Reds covering 12⅓ innings. On Tuesday,