We're Going Streaking! Scott Rolen is playing like an All-Star

Big League Stew goes through the quad and into the gymnasium to look at some of the hottest players in baseball and their chances of keeping it going. Scott Rolen, Toronto Blue JaysThe Naked Truth: .328/.389/.485, 6 HR, 30 RBIHaving a nice little Saturday: With a two-run double during Monday night's victory against the Yankees, Rolen extended his hitting streak to 23 games. Since June 8, he has a 1.017 OPS, but the skidding Jays are 10-14 in that period. He was overlooked on the All-Star team, but he probably shouldn't have been. You're my boy, Blue!: Rolen can be an elite hitter when healthy, but that's been rare, since his major 2005 shoulder injury. From 2005-2008, he averaged 106 games a year, and slugged .446, after he had slugged .520 up to that point in his career. After multiple shoulder surgeries, it's not clear his power will ever return. But the dude can still hit.Think KFC will still be open?: This season is sort of a throwback to the hitter he used...