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RK	PLAYER	TEAM	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS
1	Chipper Jones	ATL	124	23	52	7	0	10	29	0	0	14	10	.419	.471	.718	1.189
2	Lance Berkman	HOU	125	36	46	13	1	11	33	6	1	20	15	.368	.449	.752	1.201
3	Rafael Furcal	LAD	134	34	49	12	2	5	16	8	2	19	15	.366	.448	.597	1.045
4	Xavier Nady	PIT	129	21	45	12	0	5	34	1	0	12	24	.349	.411	.558	.969
5	Joe Mauer	MIN	104	20	36	9	1	0	15	0	1	14	8	.346	.420	.452	.872
6	Chase Utley	PHI	139	30	48	12	1	13	28	3	0	16	23	.345	.423	.727	1.150
7	Hideki Matsui	NYY	119	14	41	6	0	4	17	0	0	14	14	.345	.426	.496	.922
8	Albert Pujols	STL	123	20	42	10	0	6	24	2	0	34	12	.341	.491	.569	1.060
9	Aaron Rowand	SFO	107	13	36	11	0	3	15	0	1	9	28	.336	.390	.523	.913
10	Hanley Ramirez	FLA	134	29	45	5	1	8	20	13	4	16	27	.336	.422	.567	.989
RK	PLAYER	TEAM	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS
11	Miguel Tejada	HOU	140	27	47	10	2	5	25	2	2	7	16	.336	.369	.543	.912
12	Casey Kotchman	LAA	120	18	40	7	0	6	21	1	0	10	7	.333	.389	.542	.931
	Conor Jackson	ARI	117	27	39	6	3	5	28	3	0	13	10	.333	.419	.564	.983
	Geovany Soto	CHC	114	16	38	13	1	6	24	0	0	21	30	.333	.434	.623	1.057
	Yunel Escobar	ATL	117	24	39	4	1	3	14	2	0	17	18	.333	.418	.462	.879
	Justin Upton	ARI	126	22	42	7	1	6	17	0	1	15	37	.333	.396	.548	.943
17	Ryan Church	NYM	122	27	40	6	1	6	24	1	1	12	28	.328	.394	.541	.935
18	Matt Kemp	LAD	116	19	38	8	2	3	25	9	2	6	31	.328	.355	.509	.863
19	Garrett Atkins	COL	144	21	47	10	1	6	24	0	0	7	21	.326	.355	.535	.890
20	Nate McLouth	PIT	139	31	45	13	2	9	29	3	3	17	18	.324	.406	.640	1.047
RK	PLAYER	TEAM	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS
21	Matt Holliday	COL	136	25	44	10	2	5	20	5	1	20	23	.324	.414	.537	.951
22	Derrek Lee	CHC	143	30	46	9	1	9	25	2	1	19	19	.322	.399	.587	.986
23	Ryan Theriot	CHC	131	22	42	7	1	1	9	8	6	16	14	.321	.395	.412	.807
24	Kosuke Fukudome	CHC	128	23	41	10	2	1	13	3	2	21	24	.320	.413	.453	.866
25	Manny Ramirez	BOS	133	23	42	11	1	7	24	1	0	16	36	.316	.397	.571	.969
26	Carlos Guillen	DET	115	18	36	9	0	3	14	3	0	18	18	.313	.403	.470	.873
27	Kevin Youkilis	BOS	131	24	41	11	2	7	27	1	1	20	19	.313	.400	.588	.988
28	Adrian Gonzalez	SDG	140	20	43	8	1	8	25	0	0	10	31	.307	.355	.550	.905
29	Mark Kotsay	ATL	114	16	35	5	2	3	15	2	1	10	12	.307	.363	.465	.828
30	Cristian Guzman	WAS	150	25	46	9	2	3	15	0	1	5	13	.307	.327	.453	.780
RK	PLAYER	TEAM	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS
31	Milton Bradley	TEX	111	17	34	9	0	4	16	0	2	19	26	.306	.405	.495	.900
32	Chone Figgins	LAA	121	18	37	6	0	0	7	11	4	23	28	.306	.421	.355	.776
33	Pat Burrell	PHI	118	20	36	11	0	9	30	0	0	27	29	.305	.432	.627	1.059
34	Torii Hunter	LAA	128	19	39	10	1	5	20	3	1	7	20	.305	.360	.516	.875
35	Magglio Ordonez	DET	135	21	41	8	0	6	24	0	1	17	20	.304	.379	.496	.875
36	Fred Lewis	SFO	109	20	33	8	2	3	8	5	2	14	28	.303	.382	.495	.878
37	Yadier Molina	STL	106	7	32	6	0	2	11	0	0	9	5	.302	.353	.415	.769
38	Skip Schumaker	STL	123	26	37	8	1	2	11	3	0	15	14	.301	.377	.431	.808
39	Michael Young	TEX	133	22	40	10	0	3	16	1	0	16	22	.301	.368	.444	.812
40	Dustin Pedroia	BOS	153	19	46	14	0	1	19	4	0	10	17	.301	.339	.412	.751

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