Power stats are so far off career rates.

10. Carlos Santana, Indians: Rookie has veteran’s discipline.

11. Kurt Suzuki, A’s

12. Matt Wieters, Orioles: Sophomore slump meets dead-end summer in Baltimore.

13. Miguel Olivo, Rockies: BA on balls in play close to .400. That’s a fluke.

14. Ryan Doumit, Pirates

15. Yadier Molina, Cardinals

16. Nick Hundley, Padres

17. Russell Martin, Dodgers: Game lacks all the oomph he showed in 2006-07.

18. Bengie Molina, Giants

19. John Jaso, Rays

20. Rod Barajas, Mets: Had six homers in six-game stretch. Two in next 30.

21. Carlos Ruiz, Phillies

22. A.J. Pierzynski, White Sox: Seeing lots more fastballs and not catching up.

23. Ramon Hernandez, Reds

24. Ronny Paulino, Marlins

25. George Kottaras, Brewers

26. Ivan Rodriguez, Nationals

27. Matt Treanor, Rangers

28. Jason Kendall, Royals

29. Francisco Cervelli, Yankees: Value inflated by unsustainable average with RISP.

30. Jason Varitek, Red Sox