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Jason Bay
Bay hit .282 and topped all rookies with 26 homers and 82 RBIs. He led NL rookies with 226 total bases and a .550 slugging percentage.
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Daniel Cabrera
Cabrera burst onto the scene in 2004, topping all rookie pitchers in wins (12), innings pitched (147.2) and starts (27).
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Bobby Crosby
Crosby led all AL rookies in home runs (22), RBIs (64), runs (70), hits (130), doubles (34), walks (58) and total bases (232).
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Khalil Greene
The Padres' first-round draft selection of 2002 hit .273 with 31 doubles, 15 homers, 65 RBIs and had a .349 on-base percentage.
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Zack Greinke
Greinke won eight games with an impressive 3.97 ERA. He fanned 100 batters while only walking 26 and finished with a 1.17 WHIP.
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Ryan Madson
Madson won nine games coming out of the Phillies bullpen, compiling a miniscule 1.65 ERA in 51 relief appearances.
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Aaron Miles
Miles tied for the NL rookie lead with a .293 average and ranked second with 12 steals. He only struck out 53 times in 522 ABs.
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Akinori Otsuka
Otsuka shined in his rookie season, recording 34 holds, a 1.75 ERA and 1.06 WHIP. Opponents batted just .199 average against him.
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Shingo Takatsu
Takatsu led all rookies with 19 saves. He held opponents to a .182 average and finished the season with a 0.98 WHIP.
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David Wright
Despite having only 263 ABs, Wright blasted 14 home runs, knocked in 40 runs, batted .293 and had a slugging average of .525.
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