Take a deep breath and repeat after me: "It's only been two weeks."  Every player won't get off to a blazing hot start, some will struggle to find their swing and settle in.

There's no need to panic.

Mark Teixeira (.114 AVE - 6 R - 1 HR - 6 RBI - 0 SB)   

Teixeira has a career .242 average in April, so early season struggles are nothing new.

Carlos Lee (.104 AVE - 3 R - 0 HR - 0 RBI - 0 SB)  & Hunter Pence (.156 AVE - 4 R - 1 HR - 2 RBI - 1 SB)  

Lee and Pence may personally pick up Lance Berkman in Round Rock and drive him back to Houston.

Prince Fielder (.244 AVE - 6 R - 0 HR - 3 RBI - 0 SB)   

No homeruns after 2 weeks?  That just means there will be more later.

Mark Reynolds (.182 AVE - 8 R - 4 HR - 9 RBI - 0 SB)   

He's got 4 HRs, but remember to keep your batting average expectations in check.

Aramis Ramirez (.170 AVE - 4 R - 3 HR - 8 RBI - 0 SB)   

Three of his eight hits went for homeruns - at least he's showing some pop after last year's shoulder injury.

Jason Bay (.217 AVE - 8 R - 0 HR - 2 RBI - 1 SB)   

Having Mike Jacobs hit cleanup ahead of him didn't help.  He'll pick it up, but don't expect Fenway numbers.

Brandon Phillips (.224 AVE - 7 R - 1 HR - 7 RBI - 1 SB)   

Phillips is streaky with a capital "S."  There will be a hot streak somewhere down the line.

Adam Dunn (.162 AVE - 7 R - 1 HR - 2 RBI - 0 SB)  

We all know Dunn won't blow you away with his average, you're in it for the homeruns - which will come soon.

Bobby Abreu (.231 AVE - 5 R - 2 HR- 7 RBI - 1 SB) 

He's a career .299 hitter who hasn't batted below .283 since 1997 - enough said.