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Braves Stay No. 1 as Rays Overtake Dodgers, Bullpen Sets Record

5/26/2026

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The Atlanta Braves stayed No. 1 in MLB rankings as the Tampa Bay Rays moved to No. 2, overtaking the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Rays, 34-16, have the lowest starters’ ERA at 2.88 and allowed three runs or more only once in 27 starts.
The Dodgers’ bullpen set a record with 38 consecutive scoreless innings, the longest streak since Cleveland’s 38.2 in 2017.

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The Atlanta Braves stayed No. 1 in MLB rankings as the Tampa Bay Rays moved to No. 2, overtaking the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Rays, 34-16, have the lowest starters’ ERA at 2.88 and allowed three runs or more only once in 27 starts.
The Dodgers’ bullpen set a record with 38 consecutive scoreless innings, the longest streak since Cleveland’s 38.2 in 2017.