The Five Secondbasemen In MLB: 27 Under

This will be the third installment of my series where I count down the best players 27 or under at each position.

My Apologies to:

Alberto Callaspo, Alexi Cassilla, Martin Prado, Luis Valbuena

5: Dustin Pedroia; Age: 26

Although Dustin Pedroia has had a disappointing follow-up to his great MVP season last year, he has still had a very good season. He is hitting .301, with 10 Home runs, and 51 RBI. Watch for him to help the Red Sox maintain a very good team for years to come.

4: Jose Lopez; Age: 25

Even thought he's done it quietly, this season, Jose Lopez has really broken out for the Mariners. He is hitting .271, with 20 Home runs, and 71 RBI. Can he maintain these stats for years to come? I don't know. All I know is that he is a very good young hitter.

3: Ian Kinsler; Age: 27

Ian Kinsler is starting to establish himself as one of the premier Power-hitting secondbasemen in MLB. He is hitting .250, with 28 bombs, and 74 RBI. He is at the top of a lethal Ranger offense. Watch for it to stay that way for years.

2: Robinson Cano; Age: 26

For years, people have said that Cano would win a few batting titles in his career. He was known as a contact hitter. This season he has shown that he can hit the long ball. Then again, a six year old could go yard at the launching pad. This season Cano is hitting .315, with 21 Home Runs, and 70 RBI.

1: Aaron Hill; Age: 27

What he has done this season, is the definition of a breakout year. He is hitting .285, with 31 Big Flies, and 85 RBI. He is also great with the glove and shows good patience at the place.