Another week of the MLB season has come and gone, which means it's time for my Team of the Week! You know the drill: I choose 11 standouts, one at each position, who have been great over the past week. As is our theme recently, this list is a combination of recognizable superstars and some underrated contributors who might not get as much shine because of the team they play on. Two former MVPs made the cut this week, as well as another well-known slugger who was off to a moderate start. The American League Central is well-represented with three young stars from the and , while a trio of familiar former All-Stars make their first appearance here with their new squads. Without further ado, here's my latest Team of the Week! Starting pitcher: , 1-0, 13.1 IP, 11 K, 1 ER, 6 hits allowed, 2 BB As Anthony Rendon Jersey good as Judge and have been in the Yankees' lineup, New York's rotation has been the real engine to the team's succe s, especially with yet to throw a pitch this season. I had in this spot last week, now it goes to Stroman after a really impre sive pair of starts. Relief pitcher: , 3 saves, 2.2 IP, 3 K, 0 ER, 0 hits allowed, 0 BB The 36-year-old Kimbrel has turned back the clock lately, which is huge for an Orioles team that desperately needs some stability in the back end of its bullpen. It remains to be seen whether Kimbrel can sustain this he just regained the closer role after briefly losing it but his performance this past week is a ma sively positive sign for Baltimore. Player of the Week: Aaron Judge Judge e sentially gave the rest of the American League a one-month head start in the MVP marathon, and he's already caught back up. Judge now leads all of Major League Baseball in OPS, walks and slugging percentage entering Monday's games despite looking lost at the plate for most of April. It's a remarkable turnaround in such a short time and bodes very well for his chances of winning a second MVP in three years. is an MLB Analyst for FOX Sports and the host of the " " podcast. Born and raised in Richmond, Virginia, Verlander was an All-American at Old Dominion University before he joined his brother, Justin, in Detroit as a 14th-round pick of the Tigers in 2013. He spent five years in the Tigers organization. Follow him at . [Want great stories delivered right to your inbox? .] Guillo Zuniga Jersey
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