Figured I would update the slash lines I started last week so as to get a picture of where our 2012 Minnesota Twins are sitting compared to the rest of the American League.

Interesting to note with all the different line-ups that certain positions in the field and certain spots in line-up perform the same, good or bad, no matter who is in there. Anyway, here are this weeks updated slash lines:

C - .284/.371/.358 .729 (6)

1B - .206/.286/.352 .638 (11)

2B - .231/.280/.288 .568 (12)

3B - .207/.254/.299 .553 (12)

SS - .230/.291/.303 .594 (10)

LF - .281/.385/.519 .904 (2)

CF - .274/.332/.347 .679 (9)

RF - .185/.263/.309 .571 (14)

DH - .291/.392/.595 .987 (1)

PH - .286/.385/.476 .861 (2)

Overall - .244/.319/.372 .691 (11)

1 - .283/.340/.361 .701 (6)

2 - .204/.284/.282 .565 (12)

3 - .292/.402/.405 .807 (6)

4 - .224/.332/.418 .750 (8)

5 - .304/.396/.652 1.048 (1)

6 - .201/.247/.293 .540 (14)

7 - .217/.281/.335 .616 (12)

8 - .214/.272/.289 .561 (11)

9 - .253/.304/.331 .635 (6)

SP - 1.57 WHIP (14) 1.94 K/BB (10) 5.16 K/9 (14) .912 OPS (14) 10-25 6.49 ERA (14)

RP - 1.16 WHIP (4) 2.47 K/BB (8) 6.45 K/9 (14) .663 OPS (6) 5-5 3.95 ERA (10)

Overall - 1.41 WHIP (12) 2.15 K/BB (9) 5.67 K/9 (14) .818 OPS (14) 15-30 5.49 ERA (14)

Any and all comments appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Twins DHs have been Morneau, Mauer and Doumit... that's a pretty good group.

#5 hitter started with the hot Willingham, and then Morneau moved back there and he's been hitting well. Doumit from time to time.