As the 2025 MLB season progresses, the top players at each position have been highlighted, focusing on their current performance rather than past achievements or future potential.

Leading the first base rankings is Pete Alonso of the New York Mets, who boasts a .333 batting average, a remarkable 203 wRC+, and six home runs in just 28 games.

Cal Raleigh of the Seattle Mariners has established himself as the top catcher, posting a 158 wRC+, hitting 10 home runs, and achieving 1.4 WAR in 28 games.

On the pitching front, Andrew Heaney has emerged as the leading left-handed starter for the Pittsburgh Pirates, showcasing a stellar 1.72 ERA after signing a one-year deal.

Nick Pivetta, now with the San Diego Padres, stands out as the top right-handed starting pitcher, recording an impressive 1.20 ERA and 30 strikeouts over 30 innings.

Brendan Donovan of the St. Louis Cardinals leads second basemen with a .359 batting average and a .930 OPS, solidifying his role as a key player for his team.

Bobby Witt Jr. of the Kansas City Royals has emerged as the top shortstop, hitting .315 with an impressive 1.5 WAR in 25 games, continuing his strong performance from the previous season.

Among third basemen, Alex Bregman of the Boston Red Sox stands out with a .319 average and 16 extra-base hits, proving to be a valuable offseason acquisition.

In right field, Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees is leading the American League in several categories, including batting average at .406 and home runs with eight.

Marcell Ozuna of the Atlanta Braves tops the designated hitters list with an impressive .486 on-base percentage, showcasing his power and plate discipline.

Steven Kwan leads left fielders with a .346 average and elite defensive skills, while young talents like Wyatt Langford and James Wood are making waves in the position.

Finally, Mason Miller of the Athletics has emerged as the top relief pitcher, achieving an impressive strikeout rate and successfully converting all his save opportunities.