Toronto Blue Jay third baseman, Scott Rolen is considered to be one of the best fielding third baseman in Major League Baseball history. He’s earned this reputation by the seven Gold Glove awards he’s collected throughout his career; from 1998 through 2006. He is also a five time consecutive All-Star selection from 2002 through 2006, a 1997 National League Rookie of the Year, a 2002 Silver Slugger Award winner, and a 2006 World Series Champion with the St. Louis Cardinals.

Rolen’s best season arguably came in 2004 after he helped the Cardinals win a National League pennant. For much of the season, he led the National League in RBIs, earning him the highest vote total of any player for the All-Star Game. Despite being injured for the last stretch of that season, he finished the year with a career-high .314 batting average, 34 home runs, and 124 RBI. Rolen is a National co-chair of the PCF Home Run Challenge.

Toronto Blue Jay center fielder, Vernon Wells has appeared on two all star teams in his career (2003 and 2006), was awarded the Silver Slugger Award (2003), and won three Gold Glove Awards (2004, 2005, and 2006). After the 2008 season, Wells ranks eighth among the all-time offensive club list, ranks eighth in games played (1,078), fifth in at bats (4,250), fifth in runs (626), fifth in hits (1,204), third in doubles (258), fifth in home runs (177), third in extra base hits (459), fourth in RBI (659), and fifth in total bases (2,041).

Wells’ best season came in 2003, where he finished the season with a .317 batting average, 33 home runs, 117 RBI, and 118 runs. He led the league with 215 hits, 49 doubles, and 373 total bases and finished eighth in American League MVP voting. That same season Wells participated in his first All-Star game.