who do you think are the top five hitter and pitcher disappointments in each league? i think they're:

NL hitters: weeks, drew, furcal, tracy, edmonds
NL pitchers: d train, capuano, arroyo, zito, olsen
AL hitters: barfield, wells, hafner, overbay, chavez
AL pitchers: mussina, contreras, e. santana, garland, millwood

NL hitters: Carlos Delgado. Andrew Jones. Jim Edmonds. Nomar, Scott Rolen

NL pitchers: Chris Carpenter, Bronson Arroyo, Carlos Zambrano, Barry Zito, Anthony Reyes

AL hitters: Travis Hafner, Jim Thome, Richie Sexson , Michael Young, Johnny Damon

AL pitchers: Dice-K, Mike Mussina, Jeremy Bonderman, Roger Clemens, Eric Gagne

I agree but you could add the Baltimore Orioles bullpen to the AL pitching dissapointment. Horrible.

The Phillies" bullpen. I hear FEMA will be running it.

Dice K. Hardly worth the effort. Pax-C

I can agree with the two Brewers players you have listed here. Weeks has been a disappointment most of the season, but he has pulled it up a bit in the past few weeks. As for Capuano, he's been a disaster. He started so well, could have been a Cy Young candidate after starting 5-0, but the Brewers haven't won a game that he's pitched in since then.

Ask me this question in a week and I will say The Redd Socks

You could have made it easy and just said "Chicago White Sox". Except for a few rookies and Jenks, they all have under-performed.

I agree with Hellecat: Dice K was, and is, such a disappointment!!

Andrew Jones and Randy johnson

the Chicago white sox their bats let them down the first two months of the season. middle relief pitching really let them down this year. Jose Contreras was horrible this year.

the O's especially losing Bedard..he was on fire (winning several games in a row, Ks like crazy) for awhile and then he got hurt. They got back to what they do best losing and in grand fashion shutouts, 30 to something losses, 18 to something losses they've lost in so many different ways its like an art form....not one that i enjoy but still.