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National League:

MVP: Chipper Jones

Cy Young: Jake Peavy

ROTY: Ryan Braun

American League:

MVP: Alex Rodriguez

Cy Young: Eric Bedard

ROTY: Jeremy Guthrie

your last question in your poll should be AL rookie of the year

i feel there is not enough marlin bias in the poll

Erik Bedard might miss the rest of the year from an oblique injury... otherwise i think he'd win the CY Young

 

I went with Beckett because unlike last year he has the stats to back up his 16-6 record.

how is Ichiro an other? He's having an awesome season and should get serious consideration if Seattle makes the playoffs.

how is Ichiro an other? He's having an awesome season and should get serious consideration if Seattle makes the playoffs.

Doesn't look very likely. They are collapsing BIG TIME.

i cant stop laughing/crying

 

the fact that whoever made this poll put chipper jones an MVP canidate and not Prince Fielder is priceless!!! obviously, not a baseball person.

 

also, why isnt ichiro up there. a guy with now 7 straight 200 hit seasons, and unquestionably the leader of a playoff potential team.

 

and you wanna use the arguement of seattle NOT being a playoff team...then why use chipper, the braves arent any closer than seattle is.

 

ill play along thou...

 

NL

MVP : Fielder

ROTY: Braun

Cy: Peavy

Comeback: Ankiel

 

AL

MVP: A-Rod

ROTY: Dice K or Guthrie...we'll see with September

Cy: I think its Josh or Johan

Comeback:

 

Biggest Waste of Money

Roger Clemens

 

Managers of the year

American

Terry Francona Boston

Eric Wedge Cleveland

Mike Soscia (forgive spelling) LAA

John McLaren Seattle

Jim Leyland Detroit

 

National

Bob Melvin Arizona

Manny Acta Wash.

Lou Pinella Cubs

Ned Yost Milwaukee

Willie Randolph Mets

 

Worst Off Season Move

Freddi Gonzalez Mgr. Florida Marlins

here's my award predictions (predicting mlbpa awards, think ap awards are biased)

 

nl

 

outstanding player: matt holliday

outstanding pitcher: jake peavy

outstanding rookie: troy touskuski (sp?)

outstanding manager: bud black (padres)

most disappointing team: marlins

 

al

 

outstanding player: a-rod

outstanding pitcher: josh beckett (i picked santana earlier though)

outstanding rookie: dice-k

outstanding manager: eric wedge (cleveland)

most disappointing team: a's

 

and yes, clemens is a waste of $$$, figuring the yankees may miss the playoffs.

AL

 

MVP: Alex Rodriguez, New York

Cy Young: Kelvim Escobar, Los Angeles

ROY: Dustin Pedroia, Boston

Manager of the Year: Eric Wedge, Cleveland

 

NL

 

MVP: Chase Utley, Philadelphia

Cy Young: Jake Peavy, San Diego

ROY: Ryan Braun, Milwaukee

Manager of the Year: Charlie Manuel, Philadelphia

NL:

MVP: Matt Holliday

CY YOUNG: Jake Peavy

ROY: Ryan Braun

MOY: Bob Melvin

 

AL:

MVP: Vladdy

CY YOUNG: Kelvim Escobay

ROY: Dustin Pedroia

MOY: Eric Wedge

here's my award predictions (predicting mlbpa awards, think ap awards are biased)

 

nl

 

outstanding player: matt holliday

outstanding pitcher: jake peavy

outstanding rookie: troy touskuski (sp?)

outstanding manager: bud black (padres)

most disappointing team: marlins

 

al

 

outstanding player: a-rod

outstanding pitcher: josh beckett (i picked santana earlier though)

outstanding rookie: dice-k

outstanding manager: eric wedge (cleveland)

most disappointing team: a's

 

and yes, clemens is a waste of $$, figuring the yankees may miss the playoffs.

 

also that his future is in doubt. can you imagine if he is done at 6-5 and era is over 3. ha, $26,000,000 down the drain.

 

next time george wants to give money away, i want him to have my cell number on him

outstanding rookie: troy touskuski (sp?)

 

That's not even close. Rodger Clemons I can understand. Dislike but understand. That's not even an effort. That's like spelling Furcal F-R-A-N-K-E-L

NL MVP-Prince Fielder

AL MVP-Alex Rodriguez

 

NL Cy Young-Jake Peavy

AL Cy Young Josh Beckett

 

NL ROY-Ryan Braun

AL ROY-Dustin Pedrroia

 

NL Manager of the Year-Bob Melvin (slight edge over Ned Yost)

AL Manager of the Year-Eric Wedge

 

NL Fireman on the Year-Francisco Cordero

AL Fireman of the Year-Jon Papelbon

 

Nl Comeback Player of the Year-Rick Ankiel

AL Comeback Player of the Year-Carlos Pena

NL MVP-Prince Fielder

AL MVP-Alex Rodriguez

 

NL Cy Young-Jake Peavy

AL Cy Young Josh Beckett

 

NL ROY-Ryan Braun

AL ROY-Dustin Pedrroia

 

NL Manager of the Year-Bob Melvin (slight edge over Ned Yost)

AL Manager of the Year-Eric Wedge

 

NL Fireman on the Year-Francisco Cordero

AL Fireman of the Year-Jon Papelbon

 

Nl Comeback Player of the Year-Rick Ankiel

AL Comeback Player of the Year-Carlos Pena

 

didnt think about him but hes unquestionably the man for that award.

what did Carlos Pena come back from?

 

sucking?

 

His "comeback" is not facing left-handing pitching and entering his prime. :o

In 2004 Carlos Pena hit 27 Homers with 82 RBIs. Last year he barely played in 18 games and only had 33 ABs. I would say that merits him consideration for the Comeback of the Year Award

what did Carlos Pena come back from?

 

sucking?

 

His "comeback" is not facing left-handing pitching and entering his prime. :o

BTW in 111 ABs against lefties his OPS is .876

In 2004 Carlos Pena hit 27 Homers with 82 RBIs. Last year he barely played in 18 games and only had 33 ABs. I would say that merits him consideration for the Comeback of the Year Award

what did he comeback from?

In 2004 Carlos Pena hit 27 Homers with 82 RBIs. Last year he barely played in 18 games and only had 33 ABs. I would say that merits him consideration for the Comeback of the Year Award

what did he comeback from?

He goes from a being a minor league afterthought to putting up MVP type numbers. If that's not a good comeback I don't know what is.

In 2004 Carlos Pena hit 27 Homers with 82 RBIs. Last year he barely played in 18 games and only had 33 ABs. I would say that merits him consideration for the Comeback of the Year Award

what did he comeback from?

He goes from a being a minor league afterthought to putting up MVP type numbers. If that's not a good comeback I don't know what is.

I always thought the award was for injuries/illness/retirement

 

Griffey back from injury, Ankiel back from his mental issues, Hamilton back from drugs, and so on

NL MVP - David Wright

AL MVP - A-Rod

 

NL Cy Young - Brandon Webb

AL Cy Young - Justin Verlander

 

NL ROY-Ryan Braun

AL ROY - Jeremy Guthrie

 

NL Manager of the Year-Bob Melvin

AL Manager of the Year-Seattle's guy

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