Thornton is one of the best relievers in baseball, he deserved to be on the team.
Rios deserved to be on it, too, over guys like Swisher, Hunter, Bautista, and Wells, but the players made the decision there so Rios' reputation may have hurt him.
Youkilis got robbed, and so (to lesser extent) did Konerko.
"I do not think baseball of today is any better than it was 30 years ago... I still think Radbourne is the greatest of the pitchers." John Sullivan 1914-Old athletes never change.
A Fleshner Fantasy wrote:Last time I checked, what matters is how you did in the first half as a whole, not how you did in June.
not true. voting starts in April.
I know when the voting starts, but the voting is based on how you do for the first half of the year, not how you do from when voting starts until when it ends.
A Fleshner Fantasy wrote:Last time I checked, what matters is how you did in the first half as a whole, not how you did in June.
not true. voting starts in April.
I know when the voting starts, but the voting is based on how you do for the first half of the year, not how you do from when voting starts until when it ends.
I thought the voting was based on who the best players are? How you come to that conclusion is up to you.
I know when the voting starts, but the voting is based on how you do for the first half of the year, not how you do from when voting starts until when it ends.
I thought the voting was based on who the best players are? How you come to that conclusion is up to you.
I disagree. It's not about who the best players are, it's about which players played the best during the first half of the year. If it were about who the best players are, the argument that Strasburg shouldn't make it due to having only 6 starts holds no water, because it wouldn't matter, as long as you believe he's one of the best players in the NL.