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by **bigh0rt** » Thu Nov 01, 2012 6:52 pm

Skin Blues wrote:And then SS. Oh boy. Hardy is not a terrible choice, but what on earth does Brendan Ryan have to do to win an award? He's been the best SS in baseball for quite some time and it's not really a secret. And in the NL you have a trifecta of great shortstops with great range in Crawford/Cozart/Barmes, leading in pretty much every advanced metric, and they go and give it to the aging has-been. OK, he's still a damn good overall player, but wasn't an undeserved MVP enough recognition for the guy?

Nobody batting .194 will ever win a Gold Glove. It may not make sense, but it is a universal truth.

by **BitterDodgerFan** » Thu Nov 01, 2012 9:49 pm

bigh0rt wrote:
Skin Blues wrote:And then SS. Oh boy. Hardy is not a terrible choice, but what on earth does Brendan Ryan have to do to win an award? He's been the best SS in baseball for quite some time and it's not really a secret. And in the NL you have a trifecta of great shortstops with great range in Crawford/Cozart/Barmes, leading in pretty much every advanced metric, and they go and give it to the aging has-been. OK, he's still a damn good overall player, but wasn't an undeserved MVP enough recognition for the guy?
Nobody batting .194 will ever win a Gold Glove. It may not make sense, but it is a universal truth.

didn't rey ordonez used to win it with that kind of avg?

by **ayebatter** » Thu Nov 01, 2012 11:17 pm

BitterDodgerFan wrote:
bigh0rt wrote:
Skin Blues wrote:And then SS. Oh boy. Hardy is not a terrible choice, but what on earth does Brendan Ryan have to do to win an award? He's been the best SS in baseball for quite some time and it's not really a secret. And in the NL you have a trifecta of great shortstops with great range in Crawford/Cozart/Barmes, leading in pretty much every advanced metric, and they go and give it to the aging has-been. OK, he's still a damn good overall player, but wasn't an undeserved MVP enough recognition for the guy?
Nobody batting .194 will ever win a Gold Glove. It may not make sense, but it is a universal truth.

didn't rey ordonez used to win it with that kind of avg?

1997 .216
1998 .246
1999 .258

by **lastingsgriller** » Fri Nov 02, 2012 11:13 am

At the very least, Adam jones sure does look silky smooth out there.

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