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The Opsera is a statistic RealGM Executive Editor Chris Reina created in order to objectively rank teams by how well they hit (OPS) and pitch (ERA). 

In order to determine the Opsera rating for each, we take their OPS, multiply that number by 10 to move the decimal point over one place to the right and then subtract their ERA from that number.  

The 2013 Major League season is a week old and while the sample size is small, it's time to take a look at the early returns.

Rankings from the end of last season are in parenthesizes.

1. (26) Colorado Rockies – 6.06

Michael Cuddyer's .478/.500/.826 batting line has helped give the Rockies the highest OPS in the Majors.

2. (20) New York Mets – 5.67

The Mets have the third-highest on-base percentage (.360) and third-lowest ERA (2.29) through seven games.

3. (T11) Los Angeles Dodgers – 5.60

Don Mattingly's pitching staff has allowed just six earned runs in 54 innings.

4. (T3) Cincinnati Reds – 5.47

Only the Rockies have more total bases (126) than the Reds right now.

T5. (8) Atlanta Braves – 5.30

Justin Upton leads all of baseball with six home runs in seven games.

-- (9) Oakland Athletics – 5.30

The powerful Athletics have 12 home runs -- the second-highest total in 2013.

7. (24) Boston Red Sox – 5.25

They are hitting and pitching well, hence the top-10 ranking early on.

8. (7) Texas Rangers – 4.82

Of all people, Lance Berkman is pacing the Texas offense with a .429/.571/.714 slash line.

9. (T15) Chicago White Sox – 4.54

Batters are hitting just .206 against Chicago's staff.

10. (13) Arizona Diamondbacks – 3.82

With a new contract, Paul Goldschmidt has eight RBIs in seven games.

11. (10) Los Angeles Angels – 3.67

12. (22) Kansas City Royals – 3.59

13. (29) Cleveland Indians – 3.48

14. (1) Washington Nationals – 3.37

15. (T15) Baltimore Orioles – 3.34

16. (27) Minnesota Twins – 3.04

17. (21) Seattle Mariners – 2.65

18. (25) Toronto Blue Jays – 2.53

19. (T11) San Francisco Giants – 2.52

20. (6) Detroit Tigers – 2.31

21. (2) New York Yankees – 2.25

22. (5) St. Louis Cardinals – 2.18

23. (14) Milwaukee Brewers – 2.11

24. (23) Miami Marlins – 1.92

25. (18) Pittsburgh Pirates – 1.44

26. (28) Chicago Cubs – 1.15

27. (T3) Tampa Bay Rays – 1.07

28. (30) Houston Astros – 0.30

29. (17) Philadelphia Phillies – (0.60)

30. (19) San Diego Padres – (0.98)