Middle of the 2009 Order:

[Yankees]

Whilst I imagine I'll be deadlocked in a pennant race all 2008, it's never bad to look ahead to 2009...

3. Chipper Jones: .409/.492/.649 13 hr's, 38 rbi
4. Adam Dunn: .249/.411/.542 15 hr's, 39 rbi
5. Alfonso Soriano: .284/.329/.558 14 hr's, 39 rbi, 6 sb's
6. Milton Bradley: .328/.442/.608 12 hr's, 39 rbi

That can't be fun...

[Yankees]

7/31 Full Lineup Update:
1. Chone Figgins - .276/.377/.320, 20 sb's
2. James Loney - .298/.355/.459, 9 hr's, 60 rbi's
3. Chipper Jones - .369/.466/.596, 18 hr's, 55 rbi's
4. Adam Dunn - .243/.385/.567, 32 hr's, 74 rbi's
5. Milton Bradley - .320/.444/.592, 19 hr's, 60 rbi's
6. JD Drew - .283/.401/.544, 19 hr's, 58 rbi's
7. MYSTERY MAN ARRIVING 8/1
8. Chris Snyder - .247/.349/.451 and Mike Rivera - .314/.352/.451
9. Alexei Ramirez - .314/.338/.476, 9 hr's, 38 rbi's

[Yankees]

Adam Dunn has been nothing short of dominating in his short time in Arizona. He has a Bonds-ian 11 walks in 8 games, has homered in back-to-back games, and has ops'd 1.129 since he arrived. He's bumped himslf up to .238/.383/.534 for the season.

***EDIT***
Thought this was a funny quote - the one disease you DON'T want vaccinated:

"That's why we got Dunn right there," third baseman Mark Reynolds said. "That was a big home run right there."

Dunn is known for a patient approach at the plate, and that's something the D-backs have shown since his arrival.

"It just seems like it takes a lot of pressure off the guys throughout the lineup," manager Bob Melvin said. "Sometimes things like that can be contagious."

[Yankees]

Milton Bradley ripped another homer last night, his 21st of the year. On the season, Milton has put up an incredibly impressive .317/.444/.589 stat line, and is first in the AL with his 1.033 ops.

Chipper Jones ended a 10-game hitting streak last night. He is at .362/.469/.573 on the season, for a 1.035 ops that ranks 2nd in the NL.