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10-03-2012, 04:12 AM
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Keep The Mvp In The D!
With one game left it looks like Cabrera will be the first person since 67 to win the triple crown and the 14th person overall. Trout is rookie of the year, not MVP. It would be a damn shame for Cabby not to get the AL MVP, but since Trout plays in the LA market and Cabrera in Detroit I can picture some bs like that happening. Not to take anything away from trouts great year, but it will be awhile before we have another triple crown.
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10-03-2012, 10:21 AM
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while Trout had an amazing year that would be deserving of an MVP... I just can't imagine a guy winning the triple crown and NOT getting the MVP award.
Does Cabrera play today or pull a Jose Reyes?
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10-03-2012, 10:23 AM
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Isn't Home Runs the only category he can get caught in? If so, he really has nothing to gain by sitting.
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10-03-2012, 10:29 AM
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10-03-2012, 10:49 AM
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Unless Hamilton hits 2 hrs and had like a 10 RBI game it's a done deal, but Hamilton is def. capable of multiple hr games and lots of rbis, but that seems like a huge stretch. I'd sit Cabrera and that shouldn't cheapen his Triple Crown one but. Players get days off and the Tigers have nothing to gain today so why not rest the big fella. Or DH him and if he's 0-2 I would pull him from the game, even if Hamilton ties him in home runs its still considered a triple crown, would be a little sweeter outright though.
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10-03-2012, 11:08 AM
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0/4 Trout wins by 1/2000 of a point.
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10-03-2012, 02:19 PM
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It is easy to make a case for either guy but lets not kid ourselves NDman, Trout had a better season simply because he is a better baseball player. Cabrera is a great hitter but seriously he is a terrible fielder and poor runner. Trout not only is a great hitter (at age 20!) but is a great Center fielder and leads the league in stolen bases! Despite not even being called up till May.
138 games 129 runs (leads league) 180 hits 26 2b 8 3b (3rd in league) 30 HR 49 sb vs 4 cs (leads league) .324 avg (2nd) .397 obp (2nd) .561 slg (3rd) 169 OPS+ (1st) 10.7 WAR (1st by a long ways) 8.6 Offensive WAR (leads league) 2.1 Defensive WAR (7th in league) 136 Runs created (2nd) I cant argue if people want to vote for Caberera but the idea that he deserves it because his team made the playoffs and the Angels didnt is tempered by the fact that the Angels have a better record than the Tigers. Cabrera doesnt deserve credit for the White Sox folding nor does Trout deserve demerits because the A's and Rangers didnt. Cabrera is a great hitter that had a great year but if Josh Hamilton doesnt get hurt and miss 15 games he probably doesnt win the Triple Crown and probably doesnt win MVP. Listen I love Caberera and have been a fan for a longtime as the recent redboard post can attest to. The guy is on a level with Pujols and Manny as the best right handed hitters that I have seen. But Trout's season has been just stunning. He is like a guy you create in a videogame.
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10-03-2012, 10:54 AM
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[quote=Antitrust32;893569]while Trout had an amazing year that would be deserving of an MVP... I just can't imagine a guy winning the triple crown and NOT getting the MVP award.
Does Cabrera play today or pull a Jose Reyes?[/ If they do sit him I hope we don't have to hear any crap about it that it was cheap or anything else because he didn't play the last game, it's a 162 game season and guys take days off, Trout didn't even play the first month of the season I believe.
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