Twatter Rankings: Week 7

		Coffee Time
		by Carl Coffee

1.		El Diablos   (13-5, Pow#R: 15.0)
		A very hard fought split with the Aces keeps them 2 games on top of the Garcia. @Chand1er_ looked like NWLA CJ in Game 2
2.		Belgian Wiffles   (12-8, Pow#R: 7.3)
		Belgian can finally breathe as their crazy schedule eases up. They'll be doing a lot of scoreboard watching Week 8.
3.		Westside Warriors   (9-5, Pow#R: 10.5)	1
		The Good? Going 3-1 with only Shore, Bones, and Voustos. The Bad? Bortmas could be gone until July.
4.		Oakland County Onanism   (10-8, Pow#R: 4.3)	1
		The Cum Goblins just keep getting it done. Unless they absolutely collapse, the playoffs are well in their sight.
5.		Whiteford Wicked Aces   (5-5, Pow#R: 1.1)	2
		The Aces played four grind-it-out games on Sunday and have to be happy with 2-2. They finally open up Poolside this week
6.		Holy Balls   (7-9, Pow#R: -2.2)
		Still alive for the play-in, but they may have the toughest 2nd half schedule in the league. A #2 pitcher has to step up.
7.		Flying Squirrels   (8-8, Pow#R: -0.6)	1
		Going 2-2 for a week usually isn't a bad thing, but the Squirrels were in good position to go 3-1.
8.		King Friday   (6-8, Pow#R: -2.7)	5
		The roller coaster now takes a dip for KF. Castle may not be able to pitch anymore, so it could be #WernerTime.
9.		Wolfpack   (6-12, Pow#R: -14.2)
		The Brannan Brothers are both having All-Star caliber seasons, but is anyone noticing? If only this team had pitching...
10.		Islanders   (2-10, Pow#R: -21.5)
		Isles have 4 home games week 8. Ready for a #bold prediction? They steal 1 game. I won't tell you who its against tho.

What is Pow#R?
The power number rating (Pow#R) is a mathematical formula using a team's weighted wins (wW) -- Σ(# of wins vs. opponent * (1 + opponents wining %)] --, weighted losses (wL) -- Σ(# of losses vs. opponent * (2 - opponents winning %) --, record over the last five (L5) games, and run differential (DIFF) divided by games played (GP). The equation looks like this:    Pow#R = (wW - wL) + (L5) + (DIFF/GP)