Baseball Evolution's Daily Top 10 by Richard Van Zandt, BaseballEvolution.com June 1, 2007 Every weekday, Richard Van Zandt provides three Top 10 lists: One for pitchers, one for hitters, and one miscellaneous list. Enjoy! Pitchers – Top Ten – Lowest WHIP (walks plus hits per innings pitched) 9t. Tim Hudson – Atl – 1.08 9t. Johan Santana – Min – 1.08 8. Rich Hill – ChC – 1.07 7. Ted Lilly – ChC – 1.03 5t. Oliver Perez – NYM – 1.02 5t. Mark Buehrle – ChW – 1.02 4. James Shields – TB – 1.00 3. Josh Beckett – Bos – 0.97 2. Jake Peavy – SD – 0.93 1. Dan Haren – Oak – 0.89 Hitters – Top Ten – Batting Average – First Basemen 10. Nick Swisher – Oak - .305 (50-for-164) 8t. Ryan Klesko – SF - .310 (31-for-100) 8t. Scott Hatteberg – Cin - .310 (40-for-129) 7. Casey Kotchman – LAA - .313 (51-for-163) 6. Dan Johnson – Oak - .316 (36-for-114) 5. Dmitri Young – Wsh - .318 (48-for-151) 4. Todd Helton – Col - .337 (61-for-181) 3. Ryan Garko – Cle - .340 (52-for-153) 2. Kevin Youkilis – Bos - .352 (70-for-199) 1. Derrek Lee – ChC - .362 (67-for-185) Miscellaneous – Top Ten – Team Winning Percentage in May 9t. Colorado Rockies - .536 (15-13) 9t. Philadelphia Phillies - .536 (15-13) 9t. Baltimore Orioles - .536 (15-13) 7t. Arizona Diamondbacks - .571 (16-12) 7t. Detroit Tigers - .571 (16-12) 6. Los Angeles Dodgers - .593 (16-11) 5. Los Angeles Angels - .621 (18-11) 4. Cleveland Indians - .633 (19-11) 3. San Diego Padres - .667 (18-9) 2. New York Mets - .679 (19-9) 1. Boston Red Sox - .714 (20-8) Disagree with something? Got something to add? Wanna bring up something totally new? Richard resides in San Francisco, California and can be reached at richard@baseballevolution.com.