Leadoff Hitter - Major League Baseball Leadoff Hitters During The 2012 Season

Major League Baseball Leadoff Hitters During The 2012 Season

NL East
Club Player
ATL Michael Bourn
MIA José Reyes
NYM Andrés Torres
PHI Jimmy Rollins
WAS Jayson Werth
NL Central
Club Player
CHC David DeJesus
CIN Zack Cozart
HOU Jordan Schafer
MIL Norichika Aoki
PIT Alex Presley
STL Jon Jay
NL West
Club Player
ARI Willie Bloomquist
COL Josh Rutledge
LAD Dee Gordon
SD Cameron Maybin
SF Ángel Pagán
AL East
Club Player
BAL Nate McLouth
BOS Jacoby Ellsbury
NYY Derek Jeter
TB Desmond Jennings
TOR Yunel Escobar
BOS Mike Avilés

AL Central
Club Player
CHW Alejandro De Aza
CLE Shin-Soo Choo
DET Austin Jackson
KC Alex Gordon
MIN Denard Span
AL West
Club Player
LAA Mike Trout
OAK Jemile Weeks
SEA Dustin Ackley
TEX Ian Kinsler

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