November 7, 200520 yr Ok folks here is the schedule for the next eight days with all the awards coming out (All Awards to be announced at 2 p.m. EST): Nov. 7 AL Rookies of the Year: Huston Street, Oakland A's Nov. 7 NL Rookies of the Year: Ryan Howard, Philadelphia Phillies Nov. 8 AL Cy Young Award: Bartolo Colon, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Nov. 9 AL Manager of the Year: Ozzie Guillen, Chicago White Sox Nov. 9 NL Manager of the Year: Bobby Cox, Atlanta Braves Nov. 10 NL Cy Young Award: Chris Carpenter, St. Louis Cardinals Nov. 14 AL Most Valuable Player: Alex Rodriguez, New York Yankees Nov. 15 NL Most Valuable Player: Albert Pujols, St. Louis Cardinals
November 7, 200520 yr Both rookies of the year are announced today? Have they always done them on the same day?
November 7, 200520 yr I'm not really expecting D-Train to win the Cy Young, even though I think he deserves it most. I want to be pleasantly surprised.
November 7, 200520 yr I'm not really expecting D-Train to win the Cy Young, even though I think he deserves it most. I want to be pleasantly surprised. And I'm thinking Dontrelle (Or Clemens) will win it even though I want Carpenter to.. I'm like you are.. Hoping I'm wrong.. I'll be glad for whoever gets that though :thumbup
November 7, 200520 yr I'm not really expecting D-Train to win the Cy Young, even though I think he deserves it most. I want to be pleasantly surprised. And I'm thinking Dontrelle (Or Clemens) will win it even though I want Carpenter to.. I'm like you are.. Hoping I'm wrong.. I'll be glad for whoever gets that though :thumbup The fact that Carpenter won the Player's Choice Award makes me think he'll also win the Cy Young. I could be wrong, though.
November 7, 200520 yr I'm not really expecting D-Train to win the Cy Young, even though I think he deserves it most. I want to be pleasantly surprised. And I'm thinking Dontrelle (Or Clemens) will win it even though I want Carpenter to.. I'm like you are.. Hoping I'm wrong.. I'll be glad for whoever gets that though :thumbup The fact that Carpenter won the Player's Choice Award makes me think he'll also win the Cy Young. I could be wrong, though. The fact that Jeter won the Gold Glove makes me think that Al Leiter will win the Cy Young.
November 7, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not
November 7, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not Whoever wins in the AL will be the most unimpressive CY Young winner since Pat Hentgen.
November 7, 200520 yr Author NEW YORK ? (AP) ? Huston Street became the second consecutive AL Rookie of the Year from the Oakland Athletics, and Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard won the NL award Monday. Street, who took over as Oakland's closer in May, got 15 of 28 first-place votes in balloting by the Baseball Writers' Association of America and finished with 97 points. New York Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano came in second with 57 points, followed by Tampa Bay designated hitter Jonny Gomes with 39. A's shortstop Bobby Crosby was the 2004 winner. Howard replaced injured star Jim Thome and led all rookies with 22 home runs. He received 19 of 32 first-place votes and 109 points to beat out Houston Astros outfielder Willy Taveras, who got 78 points. Atlanta Braves right fielder Jeff Francouer was third with 60. Street, the son of former Texas quarterback James Street, who led the Longhorns to a national title in 1969, became Oakland's closer when Octavio Dotel went down with an injury. The 22-year-old righty went 5-1 with 23 saves and a 1.72 ERA ? second among AL closers to New York's Mariano Rivera. Street had 72 strikeouts in 78 1-3 innings, and opposing hitters batted only .194 against him. Howard had been a highly touted slugger in the minors for years, but his path to the majors appeared blocked until back and elbow injuries sidelined Thome. Howard took advantage of his opportunity to play regularly, batting .288 with 63 RBIs in 88 games. He had 11 homers and 27 RBIs in September and October, helping Philadelphia come within one game of a wild-card berth. He is the fourth Phillies player to win the award, joining Scott Rolen, Dick Allen and Jack Sanford. Street is the fifth Oakland player honored, joining Crosby, Ben Grieve, Walt Weiss, Mark McGwire and Jose Canseco.
November 7, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not Whoever wins in the AL will be the most unimpressive CY Young winner since Pat Hentgen.Can we bump off the AL winner and give two NL Cy Youngs?
November 7, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not Whoever wins in the AL will be the most unimpressive CY Young winner since Pat Hentgen.Can we bump off the AL winner and give two NL Cy Youngs? Id be all for it, considering that 6-8 of the top 10 pitchers this year were in the NL.
November 7, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not Whoever wins in the AL will be the most unimpressive CY Young winner since Pat Hentgen. You could make a case for Halladay.
November 8, 200520 yr I'm not really expecting D-Train to win the Cy Young, even though I think he deserves it most. I want to be pleasantly surprised. And I'm thinking Dontrelle (Or Clemens) will win it even though I want Carpenter to.. I'm like you are.. Hoping I'm wrong.. I'll be glad for whoever gets that though :thumbup The fact that Carpenter won the Player's Choice Award makes me think he'll also win the Cy Young. I could be wrong, though. The fact that Jeter won the Gold Glove makes me think that Al Leiter will win the Cy Young. :lol :lol Good point.
November 8, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not Whoever wins in the AL will be the most unimpressive CY Young winner since Pat Hentgen. You could make a case for Halladay. Yeah, I still think Pedro should have won that year even with the lack of run support he recieved in his starts that year and a horrible regular season bullpen.
November 8, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not Whoever wins in the AL will be the most unimpressive CY Young winner since Pat Hentgen. Johan Santana laid a real stinker this year... 16-7 2.87 ERA 238 Ks 0.97 WHIP 9.25 K/9 IP
November 8, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not Whoever wins in the AL will be the most unimpressive CY Young winner since Pat Hentgen. Johan Santana laid a real stinker this year... 16-7 2.87 ERA 238 Ks 0.97 WHIP 9.25 K/9 IP He wont win though.
November 8, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not Whoever wins in the AL will be the most unimpressive CY Young winner since Pat Hentgen. Johan Santana laid a real stinker this year... 16-7 2.87 ERA 238 Ks 0.97 WHIP 9.25 K/9 IP He wont win though. I know, but the voters are stupid. D. Lee won the GG and SS, but he'll lose the MVP to a player that plays the same position as him.
November 8, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not Whoever wins in the AL will be the most unimpressive CY Young winner since Pat Hentgen. Johan Santana laid a real stinker this year... 16-7 2.87 ERA 238 Ks 0.97 WHIP 9.25 K/9 IP He wont win though. I know, but the voters are stupid. D. Lee won the GG and SS, but he'll lose the MVP to a player that plays the same position as him. Since when does Derrek Lee play CF? Did I miss something?
November 8, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not Whoever wins in the AL will be the most unimpressive CY Young winner since Pat Hentgen. Johan Santana laid a real stinker this year... 16-7 2.87 ERA 238 Ks 0.97 WHIP 9.25 K/9 IP He wont win though. I know, but the voters are stupid. D. Lee won the GG and SS, but he'll lose the MVP to a player that plays the same position as him. Since when does Derrek Lee play CF? Did I miss something? Are you implying it's Edmonds' award? :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
November 8, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not Whoever wins in the AL will be the most unimpressive CY Young winner since Pat Hentgen. Johan Santana laid a real stinker this year... 16-7 2.87 ERA 238 Ks 0.97 WHIP 9.25 K/9 IP He wont win though. I know, but the voters are stupid. D. Lee won the GG and SS, but he'll lose the MVP to a player that plays the same position as him. Since when does Derrek Lee play CF? Did I miss something? Are you implying it's Edmonds' award? :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol Obviously that it's Andruw's award, and I disagree. I think either Lee or Pujols win it.
November 8, 200520 yr Author Los Angeles Angels pitcher Bartolo Colon won the AL Cy Young on Tuesday. The right-hander from the Dominican Republic was 21-7 with a 3.48 ERA during the regular season. He beat out Mariano Rivera and last year's runaway winner Johan Santana. Colon left his start against the New York Yankees in Game 5 of the ALDS of the playoffs after only 23 pitches because of inflammation in his right shoulder. He had been bothered by tightness in his back since early September and did not play in the ALCS against the eventual champion Chicago White Sox. Final votes: Player First Second Third Total Colon, LAA 17 11 0 118 Rivera, NYY 8 7 7 68 Santana, Minn 3 8 12 51 Lee, Clev. 0 2 2 8 Buerhle, CWS 0 0 5 5 Garland, CWS 0 0 1 1 Millwood, Clev. 0 0 1 1 http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=2217678
November 9, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not Whoever wins in the AL will be the most unimpressive CY Young winner since Pat Hentgen. You could make a case for Halladay. Yeah, I still think Pedro should have won that year even with the lack of run support he recieved in his starts that year and a horrible regular season bullpen. Santana had better numbers across the board
November 9, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not Whoever wins in the AL will be the most unimpressive CY Young winner since Pat Hentgen. You could make a case for Halladay. Yeah, I still think Pedro should have won that year even with the lack of run support he recieved in his starts that year and a horrible regular season bullpen. Santana had better numbers across the board In 2003? Are you high? Pedro had more wins, lower ERA, and more K's.
November 9, 200520 yr The signs of nature, etc are evident that it is the year of "Cy Colon" in the AL. :arms :angel_not Whoever wins in the AL will be the most unimpressive CY Young winner since Pat Hentgen. You could make a case for Halladay. Yeah, I still think Pedro should have won that year even with the lack of run support he recieved in his starts that year and a horrible regular season bullpen. Santana had better numbers across the board In 2003? Are you high? Pedro had more wins, lower ERA, and more K's. never mind, i thought you were referring to last year...I agree about 2003
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