How many RBI will Josh Hamilton have in 2008 regular season?

The first pick in the 1999 baseball draft, he suffered a stunning decline that saw him squander his once-in-a-generation talent. Lost in a haze of alcohol and drugs, Josh tumbled from the top of the sports world to bottom of the barrel. After going years without picking up a bat and ball, he miraculously rediscovered the game—and, thankfully, it rediscovered him.
2000, youngest player invited to the Futures Game and collected three hits in four at-bats to lead Team USA’s 3–2 victory. Josh was also the top player in the Southern League’s All-Star Game.
2001, rated as the game’s top prospect by Baseball America.
2002, battling injuries failed to make it to end of season.
2003, Josh failed a drug test and was suspended. Unable to stay clean, he had his career officially put on hold.
2004, stopped taking tests and was out of baseball, drifting in and out of rehab.
2005-2006, After losing 50lbs, Josh vowed to give up drugs and alcohol as he realized he had hit rock bottom.
2006-2007, taken by the Chicago Cubs in the Rule 5 Draft, rights were sold to the Reds for 100k. Josh made the Reds squad. After the 2007 season, Hamilton was traded to the Rangers.
2008, Named as AL Player of the month for both April and May, Hamilton caught the eye and attention of all of baseball.
By the All-Star break, Josh had a MLB best 95 RBIs. He then electrified the crowd at Yankee Stadium with a performance for the ages in the Home Run Derby hitting a record 28 homeruns in a single round.
Fans are thrilled to be witnessing the greatness that the baseball world had all but given up on. Josh is clean, sober and back on track and openly shares his comeback story by speaking to groups about his ordeal with drugs and alcohol. This is just a brief outline of the rise, fall, and comeback of Hamilton.
This question simply asks how many RBI he will have this season, but at the same time hopefully it shares an inspirational story.