By Darryl Reina 1. Albert Pujols: Continues to lead the NL in runs scored (103) and RBI's (97), while hitting .333 for the Cardinals. 2. Alex Rodriquez: A-Rod is still shining for the Yankees with 37 HR's, 107 RBI's, while hitting .316. 3. Derek Lee: Leads MLB with an average of .353 and the NL in hits with 165. Do you like his Triple Crown chances? 4. Vladimir Guerrero: The reigning AL MVP is hitting .315 for the first place Angels. 5. Chris Carpenter: Won his 18th game this week, and is second only to Jake Peavy (SD) in NL K's with 178. 6. Mariano Rivera: His 33 saves have kept the Yankees within reach of the Red Sox. Will their starting pitching provide him with enough save opportunities in September to make a difference? 7. Andruw Jones: The Braves gold glove CF leads MLB with 40 HR's. 8. Manny Ramirez: Manny leads the Red Sox with 33 HR's and 112 RBI's. 9. David Ortiz: The AL MVP candidate, according to his teammates, has 31 HR's and 108 RBI's for Boston. 10. Miquel Cabrera: His .336 average is one of the reasons the Marlins are still in the NL Wild Card hunt. 11. Jon Garland: The White Sox hurler is 16-6, with a 3.47 ERA. 12. Chad Cordero: Leads MLB with 40 saves for the Nationals. 13. Johnny Damon: Leads the AL with an average of .329 and has scored 95 runs. 14. Gary Sheffield: Continues to produce big hits for the Yankees. Hitting .295. 15. Derek Jeter: The Yankee SS's average is up to .308, and has scored 94 runs. NY needs Jeter to produce in September. 16. Dontrelle Willis: Won his 17th game for the Marlins this week. NL Cy Young candidate! 17. Johan Santana: The Twins LHP is tied with Jake Peavey of the Padres with 189 K's. 18. Ken Griffey Jr.: The Reds CF has hit 30 homeruns. 19. Michael Young: Leads Texas & MLB with 169 hits. 20. Pedro Martinez: The Mets RHP is 12-5, with 178 K's. 21. Marcus Giles: One of the table setters (with Furcal) for the first place Braves. His average is up to .304. 22. David Wright: He's hitting .314 for the Mets and playing solid in the field. I like NY's Wild Card chances. 23. Travis Hafner: His .316 average has helped the Indians challenge for the AL Wild Card. 24. Mark Mulder: The solid LHP is now 15-6 for the first place Cardinals. 25. Richie Sexson: Has hit 32 "big flys" for the Mariners, along with 94 RBI's.