Best hitter for every team?

Mets- David Wright. young power hitter with over 100 RBIs every year and hits over .300

Phillies - Ryan Howard. big power hitter

Marlins - Hanley Ramirez. young shortstop, good hitter for average, good power

Braves - Chipper Jones. 5 tool 3rd baseman

Nationals - Ryan Zimmerman, young third baseman

and im gonna stop listing reasons now cuz itll take too long and i might not even get best answer for this question

edit: nevermind ill put reasons anyway

Cubs - Alfonso Soriano. slugger

Brewers- Prince Fielder. young slugger

Astros - Lance Berkman. slugger, hits with average

Cardinals - Albert Pujouls, 5 tool player, future first ballot hall of famer

Pirates - Nate McClouth. young center fielder, great hitter

Reds - Joey Votto solid young hitter

Dodgers- Russel Martin very good young catcher

D backs - Conor Jackson solid hitter

Rockies - Garret Atkins good hitter

Giants - Aaron Rowand good defense and has pretty good power

Padres - Adrain Gozalez, great hitter, hits with average, has great power

Rays - Evan Longoria great young power hitter and hits with average 2008 al rookie of year

Red Sox - Dustin Pedrioa 2008 al mvp great young second baseman

Yankees - Alex Rodriguez probably a 5 tool player over 500 career homeruns

Blue Jays - Vernon Wells good hitter for average and has decent power

Orioles - Nick Markakis great young hitter for power and average

White Sox - Alexi Ramirez was an al rookie of year candidate and great hitter for power and average

Twins - Joe Mauer great hitting catcher for average and has pop

Indians - Grady Sizemore 5 tool center fielder

Tigers - Miguel Cabrara excellent young hitter for power and average

Royals - Jose Guillen decent power hitter

Angels - Vladimir Guerro slugger

A's - Matt Holliday slugger who also hits for average

Rangers - Josh Hamilton slugger who also hits with average

Mariners - Ichiro great hitter for average

Arizona- Stephen Drew

Atlanta- Chipper Jones

Baltimore- Nick Markakis

Boston- Kevin Youkilis

Chicago Cubs- Derrek Lee

Chicago White Sox- Jermaine Dye

Cincinnati- Joey Votto

Cleveland- Jhonny Peralta

Colorado- Garrett Atkins

Detroit- Miguel Cabrera

Florida- Hanley Ramirez

Houston- Lance Berkman

Kansas City- David DeJesus

Los Angeles Angels- Vladimir Guerrero

Los Angeles Dodgers- Andre Ethier

Milwaukee- Ryan Braun

Minnesota- Joe Mauer

New York Mets- David Wright

New York Yankees- Alex Rodriguez

Oakland- Matt Holiday

Philadelphia- Chase Utley

Pittsburgh- Nate McLouth

St. Louis- Albert Pujols

San Diego- Adrian Gonzalez

San Francisco- Randy Winn

Seattle- Ichiro Suzuki

Tampa Bay- Evan Longoria

Texas- Ian Kinsler

Toronto- Vernon Wells

Washington- Ryan Zimmerman

AL West

Angels - Vlad Guerrero - Can literally hit anything

Athletics - Matt Holliday - One of the best hitters in the league

Rangers - Josh Hamilton - Breakout year, and tons of RBI's

Mariners - Ichiro Suzuki - Hitting machine

AL Central

Twins - Joe Mauer - Best hitting catcher in the league

White Sox - Alexei Ramirez - He had a great rookie year and will only get better

Tigers - Miguel Cabrera - Great power from this guy

Indians - Grady Sizemore - 30/30 guy

Royals - David DeJesus - who else do they have?

AL East

Red Sox - Dustin Pedroia - The MVP...nuff said

Rays - Evan Longoria - This guy has great potential

Yankees - Mark Teixeira - This guy can do everything except steal

Blue Jays - Alex Rios - Had an off year but still has potential

Orioles - Aubrey Huff - underrated as a power hitter

NL West

Giants - Randy Winn - Has put up good numbers ever since he got to SF

Dodgers - Manny Ramirez - The guy was unconscious last year in LA

Dbacks - Adam Dunn - 40 HRs for like 5 years in row or something

Rockies - Garret Atkins - With Holliday gone this guy is next best power house the Rocks have

Padres - Adrian Gonzales - Very underrated player

NL Central

Cardinals - Ablert Pujols - Best hitter in the game today

Cubs - Aramis Ramirez - Good power, good contact

Brewers - Ryan Braun - Has good power, and great contact

Pirates - Nate McClouth - Their only All-Star rep

Cincinnati - Joey Votto - This guy is gonna be so good

Astros - Lance Berkman - 2nd best switch hitter in the league (behind Tex)

NL East

Braves - Chipper Jones - He seems to get better with age

Phillies - Chase Utley - Best power hitting 2nd basemen

Mets - David Wright - he's like an older clone of Ryan Braun

Marlins - Hanley Ramirez - Great power and speed are hard to come by

Nationals - Ryan Zimmerman - Who else on that team is as good as him?

NL

Arizona - Conor Jackson

Atlanta - Brian McCann

Chicago - Aramis Ramirez

Cincinnati - Brandon Phillips

Colorado - Garrett Atkins

Florida - Hanley Ramirez

Houston - Lance Berkman

Los Angeles - Manny Ramirez

Milwaukee - Ryan Braun

New York - David Wright

Philadelphia - Chase Utley

Pittsburgh - Nate McLouth

San Diego - Adrian Gonzalez

San Francisco - Edgar Renteria

St. Louis - Albert Pujols

Washington - Ryan Zimmerman

AL

Baltimore - Nick Markakis

Boston - Dustin Pedroia

Chicago - Carlos Quentin

Cleveland - Grady Sizemore

Detroit - Miguel Cabrera

KC - Alex Gordon

Los Angeles - Vladimir Guerrero

Minnesota - Joe Mauer

New York - Alex Rodriguez

Oakland - Matt Holliday

Seattle - Ichiro

Tampa Bay - Evan Longoria

Texas - Ian Kinsler

Toronto - Alex Rios

Arizona

At this point I have to say Stephen Drew

Atlanta

Chipper Jones hands down

Baltimore

At this point, I have to go with Nick Markakis, though that may change when Matt Weiters comes up.

Boston

Kevin Youkilis with a close second of Pedroia

Chicago Cubs

This one is pretty hard but I am going to go with Soriano.

Chicago White Sox

I am going with Dye for now but if Carlos Quentin can duplicate his success then him definately.

Cincinnati

Joey Votto leading a weak field.

Cleveland

Grady Sizemore hands down.

Colorado

Going with Barad Hawpe since Todd Helton appears to be on a downhill.

Detroit

Magglio Ordonez over Miggy since Miggy's OBP dropped quite a bit this year.

Florida

Hanley Ramirez, no question

Houston

Lance Berkman, no question

Kansas City

I actually have no idea, lets go with Mike Aviles

Los Angeles Angels

Vlad, no question

Los Angeles Dodgers

Assuming no Manny, then Andre Etheir

Milwaukee

Ryan Braun, no question

Minnesota

Joe Mauer, with Morneau coming in a close second

New York Mets

David Wright for being consistant.

New York Yankees

Tex, over the declining A-Rod

Oakland

Matt Holiday, no question

Philadelphia

Going with Utley for the whole package over the 1 dimensional game of Ryan Howard.

Pittsburgh

Not a clue, lets go with Nate McLouth though this years hr numbers might be a fluke.

St. Louis

Pujols, no question

San Diego

Adrian Gonzalez, no question

San Francisco

Aaron Rowand, over no one else really.

Seattle

Ichiro over Beltre

Tampa Bay

Evan Longoria over a close B. J. Upton

Toronto

Vernon Wells when he is healthy, otherwise Alex Rios

Texas

Josh Hamilton over a close second of Kinsler

Washington

Zimmerman, no question

Rockies:Matt Holiday{Hes in Oakland now}

Dodgers:Manny Ramirez{Who knows where he will be at this year}

D-Backs:Orlando Hudson

Padres:Adrian Gonzalez

Giants:Bengie Molina

Reds:Edwin Encarnassio{or however you spell it}

Cubs:Alfonzo Soriano

Astros:Miguel Tejada

Pirates:Jason Bay{To bad he ended his season with the red sox}

Cardinals:Albery Pujols

Brewers:Prince Fielder

Braves:Chipper Jones

Marlins:Hanley Ramirez

Mets:Carlos Delgado

Phillies:Ryan Howard

Nationals:Austin Kearns{Dont know who else is on the team

Angels:Vladimir Guerrerro

A's:Mark Ellis

Rangers:Josh Hamilton

Mariners:Ichiro Suzuki

White Sox:Paul Konerko

Indians:Grady Sizemore

Twins:Joe Mauer

Tigers:Miguel Cabrera

Royals:Jose Guillen

O's:Brian Roberts

Red Sox:Dustin Pedroria

Rays:Carlos Pena

Blue Jays:Alex Rios

Yankees:A-Rod

Uh, I thought this was why the AL, the "inferior league" at the time, adopted the silliest rule of all time! The "DH". The NL at the time had wholeheartedly embraced black players and the NL was cleaning the AL's clock. It isn't the DH rule that now makes the AL superior, but absolutely great management and scouting. They (the AL) could, but won't, scrap the DH rule tomorrow and they would still dominate the present NL for a long time to come. Better players equal success.

I'm not going to list every team. I'll say my favorite hitter is Nate McLouth for the Pittsburgh Pirates. He always seems to make plays for a team that doesn't get a lot of hits.

Indians- Grady Sizemore

Angels- Vlad

Cardinals- Albert Pujols

Those are my 3 favorite teams and 3 of my favorite players.