MLB Roundup (Aug 29)

As far as the standings go there is absolutely no changes from last week at all.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

East
New York Yankees
Tampa Bay
Boston 6 games behind 1st
Toronto
Baltimore

Central
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland

West
Texas
Oakland
LA Angels
Seattle 22 games behind. Probably no playoffs this year.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

East
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Florida
New York Mets
Washington

Central
Cincinnati
St Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh

West
San Diego
San Francisco
Colorado
LA Dodgers
Arizona

STATS LEADERS

Batting Avg.
Hamilton (Rangers) - .359
Cabrera (Tigers) - .342
Mauer (Twins) - .327

Hits
Hamilton (Rangers) - 177
Suzuki (Mariners) - 165
Cano (Yankees) - 161

Runs
Teixeira (Yankees) - 95
Cabrera (Tigers) - 94
Pujols (Cardinals) - 92

Home Runs
Bautista (Blue Jays) - 42
Pujols (Cardinals) - 35
Cabrera (Tigers) - 33

RBIs
Cabrera (Tigers) - 107
Bautista (Blue Jays) - 99
Rodriguez (Yankees) - 97 Booooo!!

Wins
Sabathia (Yankees) - 18
Wainwright (Cardinals) - 17
Jimenez (Rockies) - 17

Saves
Soriano (Blue Jays) - 38
Bell (Padres) - 37
Wilson (Giants) - 36

Strike Outs
Weaver (Angels) - 200
Hernandez (Mariners) - 192 Well, at least the Mariners still have Felix going for them. Now if they could just get some good offense to actually win a game or two.
Halladay (Phillies) - 186

ERA
Buchholz (Red Sox) - 2.21
Halladay (Phillies) - 2.22
Hudson (Braves) - 2.24

ESPN Power Rankings

New York Yankees
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
San Diego Padres
Atlanta Braves
Minnesota Twins
Cincinnati Reds
Texas Rangers
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Red Sox
St Louis Cardinals