1. Right fielder
   Catcher
2. First baseman
   Pitcher

Bryce Harper went into the 2018-19 free agency after spending the first seven years of his career with the Washington Nationals. He was a six-time all-star with the Nationals and won NL MVP in 2015.

1. Left fielder
   Right fielder
2. Third baseman
   Second baseman

Jose Altuve was the star on an Astros' team that won the 2017 World Series. In the series, they defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers in seven games.

1. Shortop
   Pitcher
2. Center fielder
   First baseman

Clayton Kershaw led the National League in strikeouts three different years in his career. His best game came on June 18, 2014,​ when he pitched a no-hitter against the Colorado Rookies, striking out 15 batters.

1. Right fielder
   Catcher
2. Third baseman
   Center fielder

Miguel Cabrera is a valuable asset on defense, but he's even more proven as a hitter. The third base slugger was named the AL batting champion four different times in his career.

1. First baseman
   Left fielder
2. Pitcher
   Second baseman

A seasoned veteran now, Zack Greinke came into the league in 2004 when he made his major league debut in a game against the Athletics. Greinke only played five innings, but he held the opposing team to only two runs.

1. Center fielder
   First baseman
2. Catcher
   Shortstop

Albert Pujols has done it all throughout his lengthy MLB career. From multiple World Series to MVPs and all-star games, there's little left for this veteran to accomplish.

1. Shortstop
   Catcher
2. Right fielder
   First baseman

In the middle of the 2018 season, Manny Machado was traded from the Orioles to the Dodgers. It didn't take him long to have an impact as he helped the Dodgers reach the 2018 World Series, where they lost to the Red Sox.

1. First baseman
   Pitcher
2. Third baseman
   Right fielder

A three-time Golden Glove Award winner, Mookie Betts is a proven star for the Boston Red Sox. His star prowess and overall play earned him the 2018 AL MVP in the same season he won the World Series.

1. Catcher
   Third baseman
2. Center fielder
   Left fielder

Debuting in 2013, Nolan Arenado has earned a Golden Glove Award at his position every season he has been in the majors. He's also proven he can be a star on offense, leading the National League in home runs three different times.

1. Pitcher
   Center fielder
2. Shortstop
   First baseman

Joey Votto grew up in Toronto, Canada, where he became a star across the entire country. Canada awarded Votto the Lou Marsh Trophy, given to the top athlete in the country each year, twice in his life.

1. First baseman
   Left fielder
2. Center fielder
   Right fielder

At 27 years old, you won't find a bigger star in the game than Mike Trout. He's already earned six Silver Slugger Awards and made it to seven all-star games.

1. Pitcher
   Catcher
2. Third baseman
   Right fielder

Jake Arrieta has two no-hitters on his resume, proving he's one of the best in the game. He threw his first no-hitter in 2015 against the Los Angeles Dodgers. He went on to win the NL Cy Young Award that season.

1. Second baseman
   Third baseman
2. Pitcher
   Shortstop

Carlos Correa was selected by the Astros with the first overall pick in 2012. Making his MLB debut in 2015, he was awarded the AL Rookie of the Year award for a stellar first season in the majors.

1. Right fielder
   Center fielder
2. Catcher
   First baseman

Buster Posey was injured in 2011 after Scott Cousins ran into him full force at home plate in order to get Posey to drop the ball. The play led to a rule change that stated runners couldn't deviate from their path to intentionally run into a catcher.

1. First baseman
   Shortstop
2. Third baseman
   Catcher

Paul Goldschmidt tied Pedro Alvarez in 2013 to win the title of being the NL home run leader. Both players finished the 2013 season with 36 home runs.

1. Second baseman
   Pitcher
2. Catcher
   Center fielder

Chris Sale recorded his 1,500th strikeout in 2017 against the Toronto Blue Jays. With the strikeout, he became the fastest player to 1,500 strikeouts in a career based on innings pitched.

1. Second baseman
   Third baseman
2. Right fielder
   Center fielder

In 2016, Kris Bryant helped the Cubs win their first championship since 1908. Prior to the victory, the team's championship drought was the longest in Major League Baseball.

1. Shortstop
   Catcher
2. Right Fielder
   Pitcher

Giancarlo Stanton was traded from the Marlins to the Yankees in 2017 after hitting 59 home runs for the Marlins the prior season. It made him only the second player in MLB history to be traded after a 50 home run season.

1. Second baseman
   First baseman
2. Catcher
   Shortstop

Though he's not quite six foot, Francisco Lindor has proven he can be a valuable asset on offense and defense. He's earned three all-star appearances as well as a Golden Glove Award in 2016.

1. Center fielder
   First baseman
2. Pitcher
   Shortstop

Debuting in 2017, Aaron Judge led the American League in home runs his first season in the league, setting an MLB record for the most home runs by a rookie. His 52 home runs earned him the AL Rookie of the Year award.

1. Right fielder
   Center fielder
2. Pitcher
   Third baseman

Corey Kluber has earned two AL Cy Young Awards, which is awarded annually to the best pitcher in each league. The Cy Young Award is named after Cy Young, a pitcher who set multiple records when he played between 1890 and 1911.

1. Second baseman
   Catcher
2. Pitcher
   Center fielder

Charlie Blackmon has a batting average over .300 throughout his MLB career. Obviously, he's an excellent offensive player, which has earned him two Silver Slugger Awards and an NL batting champion title.

1. Shortstop
   Catcher
2. First baseman
   Second baseman

Though Corey Seager was taken in the first round of the 2012 MLB draft, he didn't debut in the majors until late in the 2015 season. 2016 was considered his rookie year, and he lit it up with a .308 batting average and 26 home runs.

1. Catcher
   Pitcher
2. Center fielder
   Left fielder

Stephen Strasburg recorded 242 strikeouts in the 2014 season, the most of his career. It also tied him with Johnny Cueto as the NL strikeout leader.

1. First baseman
   Second baseman
2. Shortstop
   Third baseman

Cody Bellinger helped the Dodgers advance to the World Series in 2018 after defeating the Brewers in the National League Championship Series. Bellinger became the youngest player to win the NLCS MVP for his play against the Brewers.

1. Right fielder
   Center fielder
2. Third baseman
   First baseman

George Springer was named the MVP of the 2017 World Series after leading the Astros past the Dodgers. Springer hit five home runs over the course of the series, which ties the World Series record.

1. Catcher
   Pitcher
2. Shortstop
   Third baseman

Josh Donaldson wore number 20 for most of his MLB career. However, for his one season in Cleveland, he had to switch to number 27 because the Indians had retired number 20 in honor of Frank Robinson.

1. First baseman
   Right fielder
2. Pitcher
   Catcher

Kenley Jansen serves as a relief pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers, and there's no doubt that his arm is put to good use. In fact, he's been named the NL Reliever of the Year twice.

1. Shortstop
   Second baseman
2. Pitcher
   First baseman

Freddie Freeman has spent his entire MLB career so far with the Atlanta Braves. He's been named to three all-star games, including in 2018 when he also won his first Golden Glove Award.

1. Third baseman
   Pitcher
2. Catcher
   Center fielder

Jose Ramirez joined the 30-30 club in 2018 when he racked up over 30 home runs and 30 stolen bases. He's one of only 40 players to ever accomplish this feat.

1. Right fielder
   Shortstop
2. Catcher
   First baseman

With 2017 being his best season so far, Gary Sanchez helped the Yankees reach Game 7 of the ALCS where they lost to the Astros. He was awarded the Silver Slugger Award for his play that season.

1. Second baseman
   First baseman
2. Catcher
   Left fielder

At the start of 2012, Anthony Rizzo was traded from the Padres to the Cubs, where he began to blossom as a player. Since joining the Cubs, Rizzo has made three all-star games and won the World Series in 2016.

1. Third baseman
   Pitcher
2. Center fielder
   Right fielder

Craig Kimbrel pitched the only immaculate inning of his career in 2017 when he threw nine straight strikes against the Brewers in the 9th inning of a game. He's one of only 87 players to pitch an immaculate inning in their career.

1. Third baseman
   Shortstop
2. Left fielder
   Catcher

Twice in 2018, Christian Yelich was able to hit a single, a double, a triple, and a home run in a single game. The accomplishment is known as hitting for the cycle.

1. Shortstop
   Right fielder
2. Catcher
   First baseman

One of the fastest base runners in MLB, Trea Turner recorded 43 stolen bases in 2018. Those stolen bases put him at the top of the National League in that category.