1. Carlos Gonzalez (Col) 527
2. Ryan Braun (Mil) 469
3. Matt Holliday (StL) 457
4. Jayson Werth (Was) 434
5. Corey Hart (Mil) 421
6. Hunter Pence (Hou) 414
7. Chris Young (Arz) 402
8. Shane Victorino (Phi) 393
9. Martin Prado (Atl) 391
9. Angel Pagan (NY) 391
11. Andrew McCutchen (Pit) 387
12. Matt Kemp (LA) 380
13. Andres Torres (SF) 376
14. Marlon Byrd (Chi) 373
15. Raul Ibanez (Phi) 372
16. Drew Stubbs (Cin) 366
17. Andre Ethier (LA) 361
18. Jason Heyward (Atl) 349
19. Jay Bruce (Cin) 346
19. Carlos Lee (Hou) 346
21. Jonny Gomes (Cin) 341
22. Michael Bourn (Hou) 337
23. Alfonso Soriano (Chi) 334
24. Garrett Jones (Pit) 333
25. Colby Rasmus (Stl) 330
26. Justin Upton (Arz) 329
27. Cody Ross (SF) 324
28. Ryan Ludwick (SD) 295
29. Dexter Fowler (Col) 280
30. Jose Tabata (Pit) 260
Notes: Normally a deep position, this year's list tails off dramatically down towards the bottom. ... Rockies' CarGo tops the list. Two things to note about this: 1) the wide gap between No. 1 and No. 2; 2) CarGo did this in 145 games. His 3.63 PPG was huge in 2010. ... Lots of younger players you might expect bounce-back year or big step forward: Ethier, Heyward, Bruce, Upton. ... And there are players not on this list who are worth considering: Mike Stanton, Jason Bay, Carlos Beltran, Logan Morrison, Nate McLouth
