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Notable Players: DJ LeMahieu, Matt Chapman, David Dahl, Max Kepler, C.J. Cron, Adam Frazier, Ji-Man Choi, Mike Foltynewicz, Raisel Iglesias

Why DJ LeMahieu doesn't get more recognition is beyond me. It seems as though his two breakout seasons were both slightly swept aside as flukes, but his 7-for-17 start in 2020 is promising. He sits at the front of a group with great up-and-coming power (Chapman and Kepler), solid contact hitters (Dahl and Frazier) and a duo of pitchers looking to return to form.

Notable Players: Tim Anderson, Eugenio Suarez, Trea Turner, Cesar Hernandez, Christian Vazquez, Dansby Swanson

If Anderson can win another batting title, if Suarez can hit 49 HR again and if Turner continues to develop into a star, this team could move up the ranks in a hurray. The biggest surprise so far, though, is Vazquez, who leads 2020 MLB with four home runs and a ridiculous 1.105 slugging percentage.

Notable Players: Michael Brantley, Nelson Cruz, Fernando Tatis Jr., Mike Minor, Zac Gallen, Edwin Encarnacion, Corey Dickerson, Michael Chavis, Mitch Keller, Adam Duvall

Cruz (3 HR, league-leading 11 RBI) and Encarnacion bring the pop and veteran experience, while Fernando Tatis Jr. and Michael Brantley bring the all-around superstar play. A few promising pitching options, in Zac Gallen and Mitch Keller, mix with the proven starter Mike Minor to round out a solid group.

Notable Players: J.T. Realmuto, Marcus Semien, Justin Turner, Justin Upton, Bryan Reynolds, Yuli Gurriel, Yoan Moncada

This lineup is full of trusty weapons, including a bunch of guys you can turn to for a high average and on-base percentage. Under-the-radar stars Semien and Reynolds intertwine bigger names like Realmuto and Gurriel to create a lineup with few holes.

Notable Players: Ketel Marte, George Springer, Blake Snell, Yadier Molina, Wil Myers, Scott Kingery

If this group returns to peak form, in which Snell can pitch at a Cy Young level and Springer bats better a tad better than his current .048 batting average, then it will boast a trio of superstars (those two, along with Marte) that's hard to beat.

Notable Players: Nolan Arenado, J.D. Martinez, Corey Kluber, Matt Olson, J.D. Davis, Niko Goodrum, Kyle Hendricks, Tommy Pham, Andrew Heaney, Kurt Suzuki

Good luck stopping a heart of the order containing Arenado (five straight years of 37-plus HR and 110-plus RBI), Martinez (three straight years of 36-plus HR and 100 RBI) and Olson (36 HR in 2019) from putting up runs night in and night out. Though Kluber is in danger of missing the rest of the season, Kyle Hendricks delivered a phenomenal first start (9.0 IP, 3 hits, 0 ER, 9K), though he didn't look great his next time out. Heaney is another guy to watch, with a 2.79 ERA after two starts.

Notable Players: Cody Bellinger, Justin Verlander, Lance Lynn, Oscar Mercado, Brandon Crawford, Matt Andriese, Jake Diekman, Greg Holland

Depth isn't the strong suit for this team, though bullpen help doesn't hurt. Still, having a 2019 MVP and 2019 Cy Young Award winner -- albeit an injured one, for now -- on the squad makes them tough to leave out of the top five. Lance Lynn has had a great start to the 2020 season (2 starts, 12 IP, 0 ER) and Oscar Mercado, despite a slow start in 2020, was one of the most exciting rookies in 2019.

Notable Players: Alex Bregman, Starling Marte, Nicholas Castellanos, Xander Bogaerts, Khris Davis, Jonathan Villar, Luis Arraez, Adam Eaton, Dominic Smith, Nico Hoerner, Jean Segura

You could practically make a full lineup of solid hitters here, with your power needs satisfied (Bregman, Davis, Smith), your speed and extra-base hits taken care of (Marte, Castellanos, Bogaerts, Villar) and a solid group of anchors toward the rear.

Notable Players: Ronald Acuna, Manny Machado, Max Muncy, Joey Gallo, David Bote, Lourdes Gurriel Jr., Asdrubal Cabrera, Nick Ahmed, Salvador Perez, Manuel Margot, Matt Carpenter

Acuna, Machado, Muncy and Gallo... man, oh man, what a due-up that would be. The depth behind them isn't all that impressive, but just the start of that lineup would be a near lock to do some serious damage.

Notable Players: Bo Bichette, Jose Ramirez, Rafael Devers, Paul DeJong, Yu Darvish, Jorge Polanco, Brett Gardner, AJ Pollock, Hunter Renfroe, Ender Inciarte

As Yu Darvish attempts to stay healthy, he fortunately has an explosive offense behind him on team No. 11. The Jose Ramirez bounce back already seems to be in full form (11-for-25, .440/.533/.760), while viral sensation Bo Bichette, 200-hit breakout Rafael Devers and 2019 first-time All-Stars DeJong and Polanco are all dangerous weapons.

Notable Players: Christian Yelich, Jack Flaherty, Miguel Sano, Jason Heyward, David Fletcher, Sandy Alcantara, Josh Reddick, Ramon Laurenao, Andrew McCutchen, Rick Porcello, Jake Lamb

While team No. 35 may have a 2019 MVP and Cy Young Award winner, team No. 22 had two real front-runners for those awards as the leaders of the team, though Yelich's start is anything but MVP-worthy (1-for-27, though it was a HR). Still, the combo of him and Flaherty is tough to ignore, while there is more than enough talent behind them at the plate and on the mound to battle for a top spot.

Notable Players: Mike Trout, Jose Altuve, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Trevor Story, Giancarlo Stanton, Aaron Nola, Lucas Giolito, Trevor Bauer, Adalberto Mondesi, Austin Riley

This is number one, and it's not particularly close. Trout, Altuve, Vlad Jr., Story and Stanton? That's literally an All-Star roster. And a three-headed monster of Nola, Giolito and Bauer on the mound? 27 reigns supreme.