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League Leaders

Batting Average
Rank Player Batting Average
1 Buster Posey .336
2 Andrew McCutchen .327
3 Ryan Braun .319
Home Runs
Rank Player Home Runs
1 Ryan Braun 41
2 Giancarlo Stanton 37
3 Jay Bruce 34
RBI
Rank Player RBI
1 Chase Headley 115
2 Ryan Braun 112
3 Alfonso Soriano 108
Wins
Rank Player Wins
1 Gio Gonzalez 21
2 R.A. Dickey 20
3 Johnny Cueto 19
ERA
Rank Player ERA
1 Clayton Kershaw 2.53
2 R.A. Dickey 2.73
3 Johnny Cueto 2.78
Batting Average
Rank Player Batting Average
1 Miguel Cabrera .330
2 Mike Trout .326
3 Adrian Beltre .321
Home Runs
Rank Player Home Runs
1 Miguel Cabrera 44
2 Curtis Granderson 43
2 Josh Hamilton 43
RBI
Rank Player RBI
1 Miguel Cabrera 139
2 Josh Hamilton 128
3 Edwin Encarnacion 110
Wins
Rank Player Wins
1 David Price 20
1 Jered Weaver 20
3 Matt Harrison 18
ERA
Rank Player ERA
1 David Price 2.56
2 Justin Verlander 2.64
3 Jered Weaver 2.81

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  • Ichiro Suzuki , RF

    Yankees outfielder Ichiro Suzuki is fine and has no soreness one day after being involved in a traffic accident. Suzuki was on his way home after Saturday's spring training game against Detroit when the accident occurred a few miles from Steinbrenner Field in Tampa.

  • Jeff Samardzija , P

    Samardzija will be the opening-day starter for the Chicago Cubs, who said Matt Garza will start the season on the disabled list because of an injured muscle in his side that is preventing the right-hander from throwing.

  • Mike Trout , CF

    Trout is taking the high road about his salary and his position in the outfield, one day after his agent directed a statement at the Los Angeles Angels about both of them.

  • Matt Garza , P

    Jeff Samardzija will be the opening-day starter for the Chicago Cubs, who said Matt Garza will start the season on the disabled list because of an injured muscle in his side that is preventing the right-hander from throwing.

  • Aaron Crow , P

    Crow, a 2011 All-Star for the Kansas City Royals, has agreed to a $1.28 million, one-year contract that represents the maximum 20 percent cut.

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