After the first two weeks of the season, some offenses are taking shape while others are struggling out of the gate.  Granted, it’s early; but it never hurts to get a read on where the run production is best and worst.

1. Philadelphia – 7.14

Juggernaut continues to roll even without Jimmy Rollins.

2. Arizona – 6.57

Young free swinging squad will take every advantage of a hitter-friendly home ballpark.

3. LA Dodgers – 6.42

No one ever questioned their offense; it’s the pitching that causes concern.

4. NY Yankees – 6.14

Money can’t buy you love, but it can buy you run support.

5. St. Louis – 6.00

Powerful lineup will continue to trample the poor NL Central.

6. Detroit – 5.75

Scoring runs without the benefit of the long ball (5 HRs – tied 27^th).

7. Colorado – 5.71

Very balanced lineup playing in favorable home conditions is the ideal situation to score runs

30. Houston – 1.86

The lineup wasn’t that good to begin with and it’s even worse without the Big Puma.

29. Seattle – 2.67

After the speed at the top of the lineup, there’s not much there.

28. Baltimore – 3.25

They have some sluggers, but Brian Roberts’ absence is taking its toll.

27. Cleveland – 3.43

Young, undermanned team will continue to struggle to score runs.

26. LA Angels – 3.63

After having the second-best offense in 2009, it’s a little surprising to see the Halos at the bottom of the list.

25. Washington – 3.71

Not the most exciting lineup, but they have plenty of pop and the ability to increase run production.

24. Chicago Cubs – 3.86

Loveable losers should improve as the weathers heats up.