power rankings

Editor's note: Once again, Kreg Asay is back with a Power Rankings overview. RSL is firmly in third place at the end of the season, while a draw against Seattle has confined us to fourth for the week ... behind Seattle. Funny how that happens, isn't it?

Power Ranking Averages for week 30.

Editor's Note: Hello, again! Kreg Asay is back with his weekly power rankings overview. Do take a look and remark on it, won't you? Isn't it fascinating how we've improved after a good week? It's funny, we almost switched spots with the Galaxy. You've got to admit, it's looking better. Better all the time, right? Right? Yep.

Editor's note: Once again, a Power Rankings overview from Kreg Asay. The man's a machine. Not like a Terminator sort of machine, mind — just a machine. A good, friendly, power-rankings-compiling machine.

Once again, here is the Power Rankings overview from Kreg Asay. Again, it all rather saddens me, but what can you do? The season's nearing an end and everything's sort of locking into place. Will there be major changes before then? Stay tuned...

Due to the FIFA break last week several of the sites did not do Power Rankings, thus I gave it a week off as well.  Results are still included in the week 26 averages.

The sites used are:

Editor's Note: Kreg Asay is back again with his power rankings overview. As the season draws to a close, San Jose has finally overtaken our top spot in average rankings across the season, while we slowly (slowly!) moved back up in the standings after our 1-0 win on the weekend. Would a win today help us move forward in the standings? Certainly so, but there's little chance that we'll get that top spot back. Still, stranger things have happened.

Editor's note: Kreg Asay is back once again with an overview of the power rankings for the week. We've once again seen RSL drop in the standings, although it's quite interesting to note that, if we get back to our winning ways, we could end up first overall in power rankings across the season. Of course, San Jose provide a very strong threat, and right now, it's hard to look past them. At any rate, that's hardly a trophy or anything, although maybe it should be. "Most Popular," "Most Likely to Succeed" — something like that, right? Read on.

Editor's Note: Once again, it's Power Rankings Overview time with Kreg Asay! You'll notice some interesting things: Houston is on the rise, Sporting KC has returned somewhat to grace, and we've dropped like a rock tied to a bigger rock thrown into the ocean. Or, perhaps, a penny thrown off the Empire State Building, which would fall at the same rate as a rock, unless that penny was somehow attached to a bunch of paper or feathers or something that provided air resistance. Anyhow, here it is.

Power Ranking Averages for week 21.

Editor's Note: Kreg is back once again with a look at the power rankings. Houston jumped ahead of us after our loss to Colorado, which is disappointing, but once again, we remain in the top spot through the season. Can we keep it? I suppose we'll find out, won't we? Give this guy a hand for keeping all this information and sharing it, will you?

Power Ranking Averages for week 20.

Editor's Note: Once again, Kreg Asay is back with a Power Rankings overview. It's interesting to note that again our lowest ranking was again 7, our highest was 2 — not a bad measure, to be sure, especially considering our San Jose breakdown will still weigh heavily. Again, it's fascinating to see us retaining first spot overall; as tough as recent weeks have been, it's a nice reminder that we're not so bad off. Anyway, read on, young ones!

Week 18 on the Power Ranking Averages.  The sites used are:

Editor's Note: Kreg Asay is back again with his excellent Power Rankings report. The numbers are again interesting, and to see our rankings this week range from 3rd to 7th is fascinating. Read on, enjoy, and soak it all in. There are a lot of numbers here, so be ready.

Week 17 on the Power Ranking Averages.  The sites used are: