is Dustin Pedroia really a viable MVP candidate?

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  1. Nam Dekan

    Nam Dekan i got a tip in my pocket

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    I know all about Milton but I don't think he will get much of a look but then again he might, kind of like the year Barry Larkin won MVP but then again the Rangers aren't making the playoffs
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  2. Old Soul

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    Honestly people are so hung-up on saves that KRod just might win that shit. The AL is a toss-up but Albert Pujols should sweep the voting in the NL... the man is unfuckingbelievable.
    Old Soul, Sep 8, 2008
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  3. Newportz

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    Bradley isn't on par with Hamilton, let alone having a better year.
    Newportz, Sep 9, 2008
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  4. McCizoy

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    Lemme guess....Milton Bradley has a higher OPS. You and that fucking one statistic...

    Hamilton>>Kinsler>>Bradley
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  5. Old Soul

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    Forgive me for liking guys getting on base at a 420 clip with a 600 slg over a 350 with a 550

    He's hitting 327, Kinsler is hitting 319 and Ham is hitting 303

    The only difference is Bradley doesn't even have 400 AB's yet, and the other 2 have over 500, so their raw #'s might look more impressive. But his HR/AB is right in line with Ham's.

    Why would you pick Kinsler, because of STEALS? I sure as fuck hope not. RBI's are a horrible stat for comparison as well, but even there in way less AB's, he has more than Kinsler. I really wanna know how you guys think he's not having a better year.

    Bradley: 327/446/583 22 HR 31 2B 379 AB
    Kinsler: 319/375/517 18 HR 41 2B 518 AB
    Hamilton: 303/365/542 31 HR 30 2B 555 AB

    Looks like a lot more than ONE stat to me.
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  6. Old Soul

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    Also, Soto = Pedroia

    in terms of MVP consideration.
    Old Soul, Sep 9, 2008
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  7. McCizoy

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    Bradley's a DH first of all (for all of 20 games anyway).
    He's played in about 20 less games than Hamilton. It's closer with Kinsler because he's hurt now.

    Sly move completely disregarding Runs and RBI in the equation though. Great way to help prove your point, tell strictly your side of the story.
    McCizoy, Sep 9, 2008
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  8. Old Soul

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    RBI's and runs are team-driven stats

    Fuck put Pujols on the Rangers and he gets 200 RBI

    RBI's, runs, wins, etc.

    Should not come into play regarding individual awards.
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  9. Newportz

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    DH's dont win MVP's...

    period.

    Matter of fact....Off the top of my head....correct me if i'm wrong, but there has never been a DH MVP....Full fledged DH...
    Newportz, Sep 9, 2008
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  10. DannyC

    DannyC Stay golden, pony boy.

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    i cant believe someone even had the balls to mention soto in an mvp discussion thread.

    u might as well say jody gerut while youre at it
    DannyC, Sep 10, 2008
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  11. Newportz

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    I'm actually pulling for the year of the pitcher...

    Cliff Lee deserves the A.L. MVP
    Newportz, Sep 10, 2008
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  12. double ML

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    since my braves ain't shit this year, i wouldn't mind seein' tampa bay win the world series

    yay for the underdogs
    double ML, Sep 10, 2008
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  13. Newportz

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    Here's some reasons why

    21-2...On a team that's 3rd in the central, tied for 8th in the A.L.
    Leads the MLB with an insane 2.28 e.r.a. That alone is fucking sick..
    4 complete games, 2 shutouts. He's only given up 28 walks and 51 runs ALL FUCKING YEAR..To put it in perspective....Sabathia gave up more runs w/ Cleveland PRIOR to be traded to Milwaukee


    The man's a machine...
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  14. Newportz

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    I would love it...

    It'd be great for the city of St. Petersburg and developing a fan base in the area...


    But it's highly unlikely..
    Newportz, Sep 10, 2008
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  15. double ML

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    i posted a thread months ago toutin' cliff lee for the cy young
    double ML, Sep 10, 2008
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  16. Newportz

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    Cy Young is a given...I'm talkin A.L. MVP.
    Newportz, Sep 10, 2008
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  17. double ML

    double ML Guest

    i know
    double ML, Sep 10, 2008
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  18. *Deuce Wilde*

    *Deuce Wilde* aka stfu dave

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    He's not even MVP of his own team in my opinion
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  19. Newportz

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    You're talking about Pedroia, right?

    I couldn't even fathom the thought of you saying Cliff Lee hasn't been the MVP of his own team..
    Newportz, Sep 10, 2008
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  20. *Deuce Wilde*

    *Deuce Wilde* aka stfu dave

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    lol yeah talkin bout pedroia, i didn't read the rest of the thread, my bad. cliff lee is a boss
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