Rochester 1090
Indianapolis 985
Montgomery 972
Pawtucket 947
Colorado Springs 937
New Britain/Ottawa 934
Texas 906
New York (NL) 891
Kansas City 886
Toronto/Fargo/Buffalo/Syracuse 873
Anaheim/Honolulu 866
St. Louis 863
Augusta 850
Baltimore 837
Albaquerque/Oklahoma City/Las Vegas/Vancouver 835
New Orleans/Santa Fe/Charlotte 813
Montreal 809
San Francisco/Los Angeles/Boise/Arizona/Boise/Anaheim/Las Vegas 780
Nashville/Louisville/Richmond 776
San Diego/San Juan/Helena 753
Milwaukee 740
Cincinnati/San Juan/Boston/Chicago/Philadelphia 716
Charleston/Tampa Bay/San Antonio/Jackson/Mexico City/Jackson 716
Las Vegas/Tacoma/Tucson/Las Vegas/Salem/San Diego/Oklahoma City 715
Cleveland/Columbus/Chicago/Philadelphia/Iowa City 715
Boise/Arizona/Oakland 706
Chicago/Jacksonville/Cleveland 703
Richmond/Cleveland/Hartford/Trenton/Charleston 701
Louisville/Santa Fe/Atlanta/Memphis/San Juan/San Antonio 693
Norfolk/Syracuse/Philadelphia/Wichita/Chicago 687
Madison/Scranton/Philadelphia/Madison/New York (AL) 634
Atlanta/Tampa Bay/Nashville/Little Rock 597
Thursday, December 18, 2008
AL/NL MVP
Here are my picks for AL and NL MVP and the reasons
AL
1. Karim Martin - He is a Mauler but with a .307 52 HR and 160 RBI season is hard to vote against.
2. Jorge Park - I tend to lean more toward HRs and RBI which is why I pick Parks .282 59 HR and 133 RBI.
3. B.J. Frascatore - Amazing season but plays for a losing team. .345 41 HRs and 109 RBI is a nice season.
4. Dion Lane - Again a losing team but if Fresh offered I'd take his .372 30 HR and 100 RBIs anyday.
5. Glenn Morgan - Another non-playoff team and another great season. .324 34 HR and 109 RBI
NL
1. Rudy Aldridge - Surprise! Surprise! Aldridge having another great season. .362 50 HR and 130 RBI
2. Charles Baek - After Aldridge the next 3 are very tight in my opinion. I put Baek first because of the reasons in the next 2 player summaries. Baek ended up with .306 40 HR and 113 RBIs.
3. Garry Stankiewicz - Great season with a .309 31 HRs and 120 RBIs but not even the best player on his own team.
4. Stan Damon - .283 41 HRs and 122 RBIs are impressive but no playoffs knocks him down to 4th.
5. Otis Lowell - .292 28 HRs and 76 RBI.
AL
1. Karim Martin - He is a Mauler but with a .307 52 HR and 160 RBI season is hard to vote against.
2. Jorge Park - I tend to lean more toward HRs and RBI which is why I pick Parks .282 59 HR and 133 RBI.
3. B.J. Frascatore - Amazing season but plays for a losing team. .345 41 HRs and 109 RBI is a nice season.
4. Dion Lane - Again a losing team but if Fresh offered I'd take his .372 30 HR and 100 RBIs anyday.
5. Glenn Morgan - Another non-playoff team and another great season. .324 34 HR and 109 RBI
NL
1. Rudy Aldridge - Surprise! Surprise! Aldridge having another great season. .362 50 HR and 130 RBI
2. Charles Baek - After Aldridge the next 3 are very tight in my opinion. I put Baek first because of the reasons in the next 2 player summaries. Baek ended up with .306 40 HR and 113 RBIs.
3. Garry Stankiewicz - Great season with a .309 31 HRs and 120 RBIs but not even the best player on his own team.
4. Stan Damon - .283 41 HRs and 122 RBIs are impressive but no playoffs knocks him down to 4th.
5. Otis Lowell - .292 28 HRs and 76 RBI.
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