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by jswede » Thu Aug 31, 2006 1:15 pm
I had supported Haf all along, but now it should be pretty clear to all that Ortiz is in second. and whether a team is contending means nothing in voting - that is a myth.
Hafner: 452ab, .310avg, 99run, 42hr, 116rbi, .437obp, .667slg
Ortiz: 485ab, .286avg, 99run, 47hr, 121rbi .400obp, .600slg
We've discussed at length that Ortiz has had much more baserunners and that he has Manny behind him (Manny+Fenway=best protection ever?), but let's just leave that out.
Tell me I'm wrong when I say Hafner is a clear number 1.
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by Strasil42 » Thu Aug 31, 2006 1:16 pm
jswede wrote: I had supported Haf all along, but now it should be pretty clear to all that Ortiz is in second. and whether a team is contending means nothing in voting - that is a myth. Hafner: 452ab, .310avg, 99run, 42hr, 116rbi, .437obp, .667slg Ortiz: 485ab, .286avg, 99run, 47hr, 121rbi .400obp, .600slg We've discussed at length that Ortiz has had much more baserunners and that he has Manny behind him (Manny+Fenway=best protection ever?), but let's just leave that out. Tell me I'm wrong when I say Hafner is a clear number 1.
You are not wrong.
Hafner is the best DH in the league.
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by 1337_Dude » Thu Aug 31, 2006 1:34 pm
If you're talking about the MVP, then I would say Hafner has passed Ortiz, of course he passed him a long time ago in my eyes.
As for a team's success translating to MVP votes. Well, I don't think it's a myth at all. I don't know the number right off, but I know very few guys on bad teams have one the MVP. I highly doubt that it's a coincidence.
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by superslugger616 » Thu Aug 31, 2006 3:18 pm
Haf all the way
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by Krunk City King$ » Thu Aug 31, 2006 3:43 pm
superslugger616 wrote: Haf all the way
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by sportsguy138 » Thu Aug 31, 2006 3:57 pm
woops not sure why i did it with arod
Here's some more..
ORTIZ/HAFNER
VORP 61/80
WS 22/23
RC 118.4/123.6
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by acsguitar » Thu Aug 31, 2006 4:10 pm
I think its Ramirez at least he plays in the field.
DH = no MVP
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by tinfoilxtouch » Thu Aug 31, 2006 4:32 pm
acsguitar wrote: I think its Ramirez at least he plays in the field. DH = no MVP
Manny would be more of an MVP if he
didn't play the field. Remember his cutoff play?
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by Strasil42 » Thu Aug 31, 2006 4:42 pm
tinfoilxtouch wrote: acsguitar wrote: I think its Ramirez at least he plays in the field. DH = no MVP
Manny would be more of an MVP if he
didn't play the field. Remember his cutoff play?
I'm sure a lot of players would hit better if they didn't have to play 150+ games in the field every year.
Sitting in the A/C between innings would definetly be a lot easier on the body.
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