ESPN's Bradford Doolittle ranks all 30 MLB lineups for 2026, with the Los Angeles Dodgers topping the list at 89.7 projected wins. The Dodgers boast baseball's most formidable offense, featuring Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts, and Freddie Freeman in a stacked order that excels against both left and right-handed pitching. Their combination of power, patience, and baserunning prowess creates virtually no weaknesses.

Following the Dodgers are the Atlanta Braves at 87.6 and the New York Mets at 86.2, both featuring star-studded lineups with minimal holes. The Braves' success hinges on staying healthy after last season's disappointments, while the Mets have completely overhauled their batting order with acquisitions like Juan Soto and Bo Bichette. The Seattle Mariners round out the top five at 84.8, though questions remain about replacing Cal Raleigh's historic production.

The rankings reveal interesting trends across baseball. The Toronto Blue Jays and Oakland Athletics both check in at 84.1, showcasing different offensive philosophies - the Jays swing aggressively while the A's prioritize power despite lacking patience. Meanwhile, the New York Yankees rank surprisingly low at 28th in batting average but could explode offensively if health permits, given their elite rankings in power and patience metrics.