Your 2010 Boston Red Sox

After having his first full-time season at center field, Jacoby Ellsbury seams like a lock at this position. He hit .301 and stole 70 bases, a new Red Sox record.

One thing to watch out for: He has poor patience at the plate, and has only got 49 BB last season.

Following two great seasons in which he earned a Rookie of the Year, MVP, Gold Glove, and Louisville Slugger isn't easy, but Dustin Pedroia did his best. He dropped .030 points in the AVG column as well .050 in his OPS column. It seemed as if he had a more patient approach as he got 24 more BB more than last year.

One thing to watch out for: Can he get the ball up enough to bang off the wall as he did in '08?

After being acquired by the Red Sox, V-Mart did nothing more than deliver, earning himself a .912 OPS. I would say the faith of the Red Sox season depends on that number.

As MLB 09 The Show says, in 2006 he was known for his eye at the plate, in 2007 for not making an error, in 2008 for his power, and in 2009 he was known for... all of the above. Expect him to be the horse of this ballclub.

Jason Bay was a very streaky hitter last season, one month he would crush the ball every game, the next he would strikeout at least twice each day. He ended up hitting 36 HR and striking out 162 times. Expect him to be no different next year.

He has lost his edge up there, but he still has a couple more seasons left in him. I will go big and say he will have a better year than 2007.

He will be healthy and back from that hip surgery. He will have less starts, but will produce about the same.

Probably the most expensive 8th hitter in baseball, but he ain't no slouch. He is very clutch and a lefty power bat.

If the Red Sox think that a defensive shortstop is more important than a offensive one, he is the man.