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Rick Ankiel
Bond mania is finialy over and we can now go back to our lives. R. Ankiel was called up to the Majors and leave the minor leauges with a leauge leading 32 homers that may stand up during the last 25 games of the season. He has hit three homers in his first three games with St. Louis, not bad for a former pitcher.
A. Rod has 39 homers in 114 games for a PHR of 55. P. Fielder has 36 homers in 116 games for a PHR of 50. R. Howard has 32 homers in 98 games for a PHR of 47.
A. Dunn has 48 in 114 for a PHR of 42.
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