Rangers would be favorites if in the Olympics With a nod to the upcoming Olympics in London - 12 more days to the Sumer Games - Deputy Sports Editor Mike Hiserman ranks Major League Baseball's 30 teams (records and statistics through Friday's games): Dream Team Texas Rangers (53-34): MLB leader in batting average, on-base percentage and runs; third in American League in earned-run average. Citius, altius, fortius New York Yankees (53-33) - 136 home runs, .461 slugging percentage leads majors. Angels (48-39) - Most exciting young player in baseball offsets game's most bloated contract. Going for gold Washington (50-34) - Staff ace is not Stephen Strasburg, but left-hander Gio Gonzalez with 12-3 record, 2.92 ERA. San Francisco (47-40) - Minus Tim Lincecum (3-10, 6.42 ERA), rotation has 34-18 record, 3.00 ERA. Chicago White Sox (48-38) - Adam Dunn homers every 11.4 at-bats, but 58.1% of his outs are by strikeout. Could hit medal stand Cincinnati (48-38) - Reds must win to keep toothpicks and sweatbands (Dusty Baker) in the dugout. St. Louis (46-41) - Defending champions were six games over .500 at the break, same as last season. Pittsburgh (48-38) - CF Andrew McCutchen (.367, 19 HRs, 14 SBs) is next-best thing to Matt Kemp. Atlanta (47-39) - Closer Craig Kimbrel inAll-Star game: seven pitches, two strikeouts. Difficult to judge Dodgers (48-40) - Record is 24-13 with Kemp, 24-27 without him. New York Mets (46-41) - With a little more of the Wright stuff (.353, 11 HR, 59 RBI) could be a contender. Detroit (45-42) - Home Run Derby winner Prince Fielder second on team behind Miguel Cabrera (.326, 19 HRs, 72 RBIs). Tampa Bay (45-42) - Lineup Friday included only two starters batting better than .253.