AL MVP

MankyJimy · Nov 21, 2011

outofplace said:

MankyJimy said:

Dick Whitman said:

MankyJimy said:

LongTimeListener said:

This is going to turn out to be one of the less controversial MVP choices, certainly less controversial than previous years of pitchers winning, because there's no set of stats to compare Verlander's contribution to Ellsbury's. We have a way of looking at Ellsbury and Bautista and saying "that's crazy" about the idea of picking Ellsbury. But pitcher vs. hitter is still entirely subjective.
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Ellsbury had a better season than Batista. Look up Jose Batista's second half numbers. Then look up Adam Dunn's. Identical...
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No.

Bautista had a pedestrian second half, but he still hit .257 to Dunn's .158. And 12 HR's to Dunn's 2.
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Still the fact that we're even comparing Batista to a guy who had the worst season ever shows that he has no business being included in an MVP discussion.
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No, little sock puppet. You are the only one making that comparison.

More importantly, the correct response to Dick's post would be to admit how incredibly wrong you were. Not that we should ever expect that from you.

I will ask again. Please take your silly bullshit back to the Jeter thread where it belongs. If you want to post on the legitimate threads, do better.
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I have just as much write to post on this thread as anyone. Bautista had a horrendous second half, if he had hit well the Blue Jays could've challenged Boston and Tampa for the wild card. He deserved zero MVP support.

Rhody31 · Nov 21, 2011

MankyJimy said:

outofplace said:

MankyJimy said:

Dick Whitman said:

MankyJimy said:

LongTimeListener said:

This is going to turn out to be one of the less controversial MVP choices, certainly less controversial than previous years of pitchers winning, because there's no set of stats to compare Verlander's contribution to Ellsbury's. We have a way of looking at Ellsbury and Bautista and saying "that's crazy" about the idea of picking Ellsbury. But pitcher vs. hitter is still entirely subjective.
Click to expand...

Ellsbury had a better season than Batista. Look up Jose Batista's second half numbers. Then look up Adam Dunn's. Identical...
Click to expand...

No.

Bautista had a pedestrian second half, but he still hit .257 to Dunn's .158. And 12 HR's to Dunn's 2.
Click to expand...

Still the fact that we're even comparing Batista to a guy who had the worst season ever shows that he has no business being included in an MVP discussion.
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No, little sock puppet. You are the only one making that comparison.

More importantly, the correct response to Dick's post would be to admit how incredibly wrong you were. Not that we should ever expect that from you.

I will ask again. Please take your silly bullshit back to the Jeter thread where it belongs. If you want to post on the legitimate threads, do better.
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I have just as much write to post on this thread as anyone. Bautista had a horrendous second half, if he had hit well the Blue Jays could've challenged Boston and Tampa for the wild card. He deserved zero MVP support.
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Know you don't.

outofplace · Nov 21, 2011

Rhody31 said:

MankyJimy said:

outofplace said:

MankyJimy said:

Dick Whitman said:

MankyJimy said:

LongTimeListener said:

This is going to turn out to be one of the less controversial MVP choices, certainly less controversial than previous years of pitchers winning, because there's no set of stats to compare Verlander's contribution to Ellsbury's. We have a way of looking at Ellsbury and Bautista and saying "that's crazy" about the idea of picking Ellsbury. But pitcher vs. hitter is still entirely subjective.
Click to expand...

Ellsbury had a better season than Batista. Look up Jose Batista's second half numbers. Then look up Adam Dunn's. Identical...
Click to expand...

No.

Bautista had a pedestrian second half, but he still hit .257 to Dunn's .158. And 12 HR's to Dunn's 2.
Click to expand...

Still the fact that we're even comparing Batista to a guy who had the worst season ever shows that he has no business being included in an MVP discussion.
Click to expand...

No, little sock puppet. You are the only one making that comparison.

More importantly, the correct response to Dick's post would be to admit how incredibly wrong you were. Not that we should ever expect that from you.

I will ask again. Please take your silly bullshit back to the Jeter thread where it belongs. If you want to post on the legitimate threads, do better.
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I have just as much write to post on this thread as anyone. Bautista had a horrendous second half, if he had hit well the Blue Jays could've challenged Boston and Tampa for the wild card. He deserved zero MVP support.
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Know you don't.
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Well played, Rhody, but I doubt he has the brains to figure it out.

Double J · Nov 21, 2011

TwoGloves said:

Mizzougrad96 said:

MankyJimy said:

This is bulls&@t. I can't believe they actually gave it to a pitcher when there are position players deserving of the award. Jeter was my pick but I would've settled for Cabrera or Cano.
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Jeter - Zero votes.
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Which I guess means he finished tied with a bunch of other guys for DFL ... dead fucking last!
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Jeter did win the MankyJimy Award for "best tasting jizz in the majors," as determined by MankyJimy.

TwoGloves · Nov 21, 2011

Rhody31 said:

MankyJimy said:

outofplace said:

MankyJimy said:

Dick Whitman said:

MankyJimy said:

LongTimeListener said:

This is going to turn out to be one of the less controversial MVP choices, certainly less controversial than previous years of pitchers winning, because there's no set of stats to compare Verlander's contribution to Ellsbury's. We have a way of looking at Ellsbury and Bautista and saying "that's crazy" about the idea of picking Ellsbury. But pitcher vs. hitter is still entirely subjective.
Click to expand...

Ellsbury had a better season than Batista. Look up Jose Batista's second half numbers. Then look up Adam Dunn's. Identical...
Click to expand...

No.

Bautista had a pedestrian second half, but he still hit .257 to Dunn's .158. And 12 HR's to Dunn's 2.
Click to expand...

Still the fact that we're even comparing Batista to a guy who had the worst season ever shows that he has no business being included in an MVP discussion.
Click to expand...

No, little sock puppet. You are the only one making that comparison.

More importantly, the correct response to Dick's post would be to admit how incredibly wrong you were. Not that we should ever expect that from you.

I will ask again. Please take your silly bullshit back to the Jeter thread where it belongs. If you want to post on the legitimate threads, do better.
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I have just as much write to post on this thread as anyone. Bautista had a horrendous second half, if he had hit well the Blue Jays could've challenged Boston and Tampa for the wild card. He deserved zero MVP support.
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Know you don't.
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He Shirley does.

Joe Williams · Nov 21, 2011

Pedro wants to know how Lavelle E. Neal voted this time.

zagoshe · Nov 21, 2011

outofplace said:

Well played, Rhody, but I doubt he has the brains to figure it out.
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Good to see you are still too dumb to figure out the quote function....

outofplace · Nov 21, 2011

zagoshe said:

outofplace said:

Well played, Rhody, but I doubt he has the brains to figure it out.
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Good to see you are still too dumb to figure out the quote function....
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And just in case Manky wasn't doing enough to flush this one, Zag decides to add his own special brand of foolishness and intellectual dishonesty to the festivities.

zagoshe · Nov 21, 2011

outofplace said:

And just in case Manky wasn't doing enough to flush this one, Zag decides to add his own special brand of foolishness and intellectual dishonesty to the festivities.
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Your just mad that your heroes from Pittsburgh - three of them starting on offense for the Chiefs - all sucked tonight and got their ass kicked on TV.....

outofplace · Nov 22, 2011

And the point of that was what exactly?

zagoshe · Nov 22, 2011

That you can't handle it when someone or something from your beloved town SUCKS like the Chiefs trio....

HA HA HA HA HA HA HA

Yinzer loser!!!

Rhody31 · Nov 22, 2011

zagoshe said:

outofplace said:

Well played, Rhody, but I doubt he has the brains to figure it out.
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Good to see you are still too dumb to figure out the quote function....
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To be fair, I've been on this site for like seven years and I get confused.

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