Robinson Cano NYY (100% Owned)    His numbers across the board are great for any position (66-18-63-.332) This is an MVP candidate who will continue to improve, and continue to provide consistent statistical production.  

Chase Utley PHI  (100% Owned)  Chase would be #1 if he wasn’t injured, even with Cano’s great season. Utley’s consistency over the past 7 seasons cannot be ignored, you can pen in 100-30-100-.295 ever year.    +++ Upon his return should be considered the Top Player+++DL+++ 

Rickie Weeks  MIL (100% Owned)  Finally his production is matching his potential (65-19-62-.277) Rickie was the 2ndoverall pick in the 2003 player draft, and after this season may be the 2nd overall Second Baseman taken in 2011 fantasy drafts. 

Dustin Pedroia BOS (100% Owned) Similar to Utley, Dustin would be 3rd on the list after putting up excellent numbers (52-12-41-.292) when healthy.  He has never had a bad single season in his young career.  Look for him to immediately bounce back when he returns. ++DL++

Ian Kinsler TEX:  This All Star Second Baseman plays for a first place team with lots of lineup protection.  Thus far (53-6-38-.304), and expected for a duplicate second half with the pennant in reach.

Brandon Phillips CIN:   Another player in the midst of a pennant race, and putting up potential career numbers (70-13-33-.288).  With the Cardinals & Brewers battling the Reds for Central supremacy Brandon will need to play to his max if they want to win.  Expect an extra effort.

Martin Prado ATL:  All Star, First Place Team, NL Hits Leader (67-11-40-.317)

Ben Zobrist TB:  (49-5-44-19-.277) Multi Position Eligible, Continuous production.

Tier 3  

Howie Kendrick ANA: (42-7-53-.275)  Still a potential injury risk, but his run production in 2010 is undeniable for a second baseman.  Worth a Start in any format.