Some offensive leaders and trailers

Here are offensive leaders and trailers for some rates through the first four weeks of the regular season, minimum 80 plate appearances.

AVERAGE

League batting average so far in the majors is .257.

Robinson Cano	Yankees	.387
Austin Jackson	Tigers	.367
Andre Ethier	Dodgers	.365
Ryan Theriot	Cubs	.355
David Freese	Cardinals	.355
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Nick Johnson	Yankees	.141
Travis Snider	Blue Jays	.149
Aramis Ramirez	Cubs	.155
Carlos Quentin	White Sox	.173
Drew Stubbs	Reds	.179

DISCIPLINE

Based on walks/plate appearance. League average Isolated Discipline (IsoD) so far in the majors is .088.

Nick Johnson	Yankees	.241
Josh Willingham	Nationals	.194
Chone Figgins	Mariners	.189
David Wright	Mets	.187
Chipper Jones	Braves	.186
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Yuniesky Betancourt	Royals	.010
Pedro Feliz	Astros	.011
Alexei Ramirez	White Sox	.012
Julio Borbon	Rangers	.013
Placido Polanco	Phillies	.019

POWER

Based on Isolated Power ((TB-H)/AB). League average IsoP so far is .151.

Paul Konerko	White Sox	.494
Kelly Johnson	Diamondbacks	.417
Ty Wigginton	Orioles	.400
Robinson Cano	Yankees	.376
Andre Ethier	Dodgers	.365
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Chris Coghlan	Marlins	.000
Juan Pierre	White Sox	.000
Scott Podsednik	Royals	.022
Jerry Hairston, Jr.	Padres	.026
Melky Cabrera	Braves	.038

SPEED

Based on Bill James' speed score, in which 5 is considered average and 10 is maximum.

Julio Borbon	Rangers	9.4
Brett Gardner	Yankees	9.2
Will Venable	Padres	9.2
Drew Stubbs	Reds	9.1
Rafael Furcal	Dodgers	9.1
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Brandon Inge	Tigers	0.1
Paul Konerko	White Sox	0.2
Hideki Matsui	Angels	0.3
Jason Kubel	Twins	0.4
Travis Hafner	Indians	0.7

THE WHOLE PACKAGE

Based on my personal favorite metric for gauging overall player production, wOBA. wOBA is scaled to on-base average, so league average wOBA is around .330-.335.

Robinson Cano	Yankees	.495
Andre Ethier	Dodgers	.490
Paul Konerko	White Sox	.487
Justin Morneau	Twins	.482
Ty Wigginton	Orioles	.475
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Chris Coghlan	Marlins	.207
Carlos Lee	Astros	.208
Jerry Hairston, Jr.	Padres	.221
Aramis Ramirez	Cubs	.222
Julio Borbon	Rangers	.222

Well, well. How about that Robinson Cano. Though he is still not good at taking walks, his newfound power skills have turned him into one of the best players in the game. Personally, I was surprised to see such a lack of Albert Pujols on these lists, though it's not like he's having a bad season (.445 wOBA). I wonder how many of these same players will be up at the top of these leaderboards at the all-star break.