Tim Anderson enters today batting .350, which is good for second place in the AL behind DJ LeMahieu's .355. Nelson Cruz, the league OPS leader, lurks just below at .342.
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Originally posted by ChiSoxNationPres View Post
I don't think a DH can have the MVP locked up with 25% of the season left.
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Right now I believe Abreu is the front runner for AL MVP. Of course, we have 2+ weeks of games to play yet. Cruz is a solid runner up. Since Anderson missed some time it may be hard for voters to justify his selection. And Cleveland's Bieber is going to get some votes. Let's hope Abreu stays hot and the Sox win the division. Then I think Jose can lay claim to the MVP crown.
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Originally posted by fungo bat View PostRight now I believe Abreu is the front runner for AL MVP. Of course, we have 2+ weeks of games to play yet. Cruz is a solid runner up. Since Anderson missed some time it may be hard for voters to justify his selection. And Cleveland's Bieber is going to get some votes. Let's hope Abreu stays hot and the Sox win the division. Then I think Jose can lay claim to the MVP crown.
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Back on topic:
Tim Anderson .362
DJ LaMaheiu .350
Sox and Yankees games are over so those will stay where they are. Cruz is at .331 but could still bat again."Hope...may be indulged in by those who have abundant resources...but those who stake their all upon the venture see it in its true colors only after they are ruined."
-- Thucydides
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Originally posted by fungo bat View PostRight now I believe Abreu is the front runner for AL MVP. Of course, we have 2+ weeks of games to play yet. Cruz is a solid runner up. Since Anderson missed some time it may be hard for voters to justify his selection. And Cleveland's Bieber is going to get some votes. Let's hope Abreu stays hot and the Sox win the division. Then I think Jose can lay claim to the MVP crown.
For the record, he's 7 - 1 with a 1.53 ERA. 102 Ks with only 16 walks in 64.2 innings. Nintendo numbers.Last edited by vegandork; 09-14-2020, 04:02 PM.
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Originally posted by vegandork View Post
The ESPN guys and the Athletic guys all think it's Shane Beiber's MVP to lose. That's important because all those guys have votes.
For the record, he's 7 - 1 with a 1.53 ERA. 102 Ks with only 16 walks in 64.2 innings. Nintendo numbers.
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Originally posted by Kobo View Post
I just don't see a pitcher getting the MVP in a shortened season like this one. He'll def win the Cy Young, and he'll get MVP votes, but I don't see him winning MVP.
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