Do you know who leads:

 

...the majors in HRs?

...the AL in RBI?

...the majors in team wins?

My guesses:

 

Bautista? (Tulo and Berkman are my backups)

Honestly no clue... um. I'll go Bautista again.

And the Cleveland Indians.

Soriano (10 I think)

 

Zobrist

Indians

...the majors in HRs?

...the AL in RBI?

...the majors in team wins?

 

Berkman?

Cabrera?

Minnesota... err... Cleveland I mean. Always remind me of each other. Except they're polar opposites.

My guesses:

 

Bautista? (Tulo and Berkman are my backups)

Honestly no clue... um. I'll go Bautista again.

And the Cleveland Indians.

 

 

Oh man, I completely forgot about how much the HR leader was on fire to start the year. Talk about a blast from the past, eh?

And the RBI man should have been a giveaway... he got 1/3 of his a few days ago during one game :lol haha

 

Pretty crazy how leaderboards can look at the end of April.

Soriano has a .286 OBP. Once the homers regress, he's not a good hitter.

Do you know who leads:

 

...the majors in HRs?

...the AL in RBI?

...the majors in team wins?

 

 

I'm going to propose alternative answers (having cheated...)

 

New York Yankees (45)

New York Yankees (142)

Cleveland Indians (19)

Do you know who leads:

 

...the majors in HRs?

...the AL in RBI?

...the majors in team wins?

 

 

Jose Batista

Who cares

Cleveland Indians.

Soriano (10 I think)

 

Zobrist

Indians

 

 

This is right at last check this morning...

Bautista

 

Zobrist (although I saw that somewhere)

 

Indians

 

 

 

How'd I do?

When I posted this, Soriano, Zobrist and the Indians were the leaders in those categories.. just as I predicted at the beginning of the season.