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Rookie Question

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Nope. He can't win it next year.

 

The qualifications of a rookie are 50 innings or more,and Kershaw threw 107 this year.

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Nope. He can't win it next year.

 

The qualifications of a rookie are 50 innings or more,and Kershaw threw 107 this year.

 

oh okay thanks. what rookie do you think will make a big impact next year

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There is a guy by the name of Maybin that I've heard a little about.

 

i meant from other teams. i know maybin is going to be a bamf.

Nope. He can't win it next year.

 

The qualifications of a rookie are 50 innings or more,and Kershaw threw 107 this year.

 

oh okay thanks. what rookie do you think will make a big impact next year

 

David Price in the AL for sure. Not sure about the NL just yet

If Price wins and Longo doesn't get robbed, that would be 2 straight ROTY's

 

When is the last time a team had that?

If Price wins and Longo doesn't get robbed, that would be 2 straight ROTY's

 

When is the last time a team had that?

This has actually occured several times the last being 2004 and 2005 with Bubba Crosby and Huston Street from Oakland

http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/awards/mlb_awards_c...ent=roy_history

If you look you will see the Dodgers had 5 consecutive ROY winners at one time. Now that is awesome player development

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