text: C:  Joe Mauer - Victor Martinez is a beast offensively, but he's terrible defensively.  Mauer has the best batting average in MLB right now.\n1B:  Pujols - he's easily the #1 overall pick.\n2B:  Rickie Weeks - he's 25, and he has amazing talent; he'll be in many all-star games by the time his career is done.  Soriano is a terrible defensive 2B; Utley would be next on this list if you're talking about a one-year thing.\n3B:  Wright - he barely gets the nod over A-Rod b/c he's younger.  These guys would probably be the #2 and #3 overall picks.\nSS:  Tejada - with Michael Young right behind him (Young has the 2nd most hits behind Ichiro over the last 4 years)\nLF:  Miguel Cabrera - he's batting .350 this year, and he's still in his mid-20s.\nCF:  Vernon Wells - he's only 27 and he's an MVP candidate this year.  Jason Bay is right behind him, with Beltran in the mix as well.\nRF:  I'll go with Vlad - he's a little older at 30, but he's great both offensively and defensively and it's a fairly weak position.\n\nSP:  Santana - he's far and away the best pitcher on the board, and he's just 27.\nSP:  Roy Halladay - only 29 years old, and he'll be a Cy Young contender this year.\nSP:  Brandon Webb - he came up at the same time as D-Train, and right now he's becoming an ace pitcher.\nSP:  Carlos Zambrano - Zambrano's been in the bigs for a while, but he's only 25.  He has nasty stuff as well.\nSP:  Jered Weaver - the 23-year-old showed some nasty stuff in his first few starts in the big leagues.  He'll be a Cy Young contender for years to come.\n\nRP:  Tough call due to the instability of the position.  I suppose you have to go with Paplebon, but the Sox want to make him into a starter eventually.  After Paplebon, I'll go with Bobby Jenks.  I wouldn't take a closer early in a draft at all; closers can come out of nowhere (guys like Paplebon this year and Derrick Turnbow last year).