From surprise division leaders such as the Guardians and Brewers to the young sensations like Bobby Witt Jr., Elly De La Cruz and Riley Greene, there have been a ton of exciting developments through the first 20 percent of the 2024 MLB season.
And then there's the other extreme.
Not all of our biggest early disasters hail from last-place disappointments. In fact, half of this list plays for teams that entered May at least four games above .500. However, even the best teams have had some massive letdowns.
Rest assured, though: The top three spots are reserved for the three dumpster fires who effectively have been eliminated from postseason contention already.
- Miami Marlins. 8 of 10.
- Kyle Hendricks. 7 of 10. ...
- Tampa Bay Rays Bullpen. 6 of 10. ...
- Jackson Holliday's AL ROY Campaign. 5 of 10. ...
- Houston Astros. 4 of 10. ...
- Detroit Tigers Infield. 3 of 10. ...
- Seattle Mariners' Whiff Rate on Offense. 2 of 10. ...
- Nick Castellanos. 1 of 10. ...
