Looking Out For No. 1
Skill, a new teammate and a new position factor in making Miguel Cabrera our No. 1 player for 2012.
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Catchers
Slugger Mike Napoli rides his hot second half of 2011 (.383 average, 18 homers) to the top of the 2012 catcher ranks.

First Basemen
Miguel Cabrera is the top dog at a deep position, in part because he could be No. 1 at two positions early in 2012.

Second Basemen
Robinson Cano repeats atop the 2B rankings, but there are two guys with both power and speed right behind him.

Third Basemen
So apparently this Jose Bautista guy is no one-year wonder. He enters 2012 as our top-ranked third baseman.

Shortstops
Troy Tulowitzki likes Coors Field and second halves, and they like him, too. He sits atop the shortstop rankings.

Outfielders
He's ultra-talented, he has 40-homer/40-steal potential, and he's just 27 years old ... Matt Kemp is our top outfielder.

Starting Pitchers
They don't come any steadier than Phillies ace Roy Halladay, our top-ranked starting pitcher heading into 2012.

Relief Pitchers
Braves fireballer Craig Kimbrel, the 2011 NL Rookie of the Year, is in a class by himself atop our relief pitcher rankings.