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09-09-2010, 04:11 PM #1
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Re: NL MVP Race should go to the wire!!!!
As the Triple Crown slips away from whom?
I am not saying tat I think anybody will win it, because I don't. However I don't think the Triple Crown is slipping away from Carlos or Votto (Votto maybe because of average).
Just my opinion.
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09-09-2010, 04:34 PM #2
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09-07-2010, 12:03 PM #3
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09-07-2010, 07:02 PM #4
Re: NL MVP Race should go to the wire!!!!
Dave -
Unless Starlin turns it on, he's got a LONG road to take the BA crown. He's at .317 right now - .023 behind Cargo and .002 behind Votto and still even behind Infante (.339).
He an Infante are both in the same boat - looking to be short on PAs unless they play every day for the rest of the season and they will take an 0 for XX for any PAs they are short of 502.
That said, I'm hoping you were being funny...
All the best -
Chris
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09-07-2010, 07:20 PM #5
Re: NL MVP Race should go to the wire!!!!
Dave -
Update to my last post (oh for an EDIT feature!)
Castro 'should' get there. He needs 70 more PAs (2.9 per game IF he plays every game).
Here are the current TPAs (Total Plate Appearances) per player in the running...
Pujols - 594
Votto - 558
Cargo - 542
Castro - 432 (70 shy of qualifying) - he should get there w/ 2.9 PAs per game
Infante - 398 (104 shy of qualifying) - losing ground on getting there. last week was avg 4.9 PAs a game. now 4.3. If he gets 4 PAs a game, he will take an 0 for 8... if he drops to just 3.5 PAs a game he takes an 0 for 20 and if he drops to Castro's needed avg of 3 PAs he takes an 0 for 32.
That said, Castro and Infante are both LONG shots at the Batting Title.
After seeing that Cargo has 52 less PAs than Pujols and 16 less than Votto, I am even more impressed that he is within 1 RBI and 4 HRs going into tonight.
Good luck to all of them!!!
- Chris
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09-07-2010, 08:16 PM #6
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Re: NL MVP Race should go to the wire!!!!
Update:
Carlos Gonzalez: 32 HR (T3rd NL), .341 AVG (1st NL), 100 RBI (1st NL)
Joey Votto: 32 HR (T3rd NL), .321 AVG (2nd NL), 98 RBI (2nd NL)
Albert Pujols: 35 HR (1st NL), .310 AVG (5th NL), 97 RBI (3rd NL)
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09-07-2010, 08:53 PM #7
Re: NL MVP Race should go to the wire!!!!
Infante - 398 (104 shy of qualifying) - losing ground on getting there. last week was avg 4.9 PAs a game. now 4.3. If he gets 4 PAs a game, he will take an 0 for 8... if he drops to just 3.5 PAs a game he takes an 0 for 20 and if he drops to Castro's needed avg of 3 PAs he takes an 0 for 32.
- ChrisRussell Wuerffel
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09-08-2010, 04:43 PM #8
Re: NL MVP Race should go to the wire!!!!
Could not have said it better, Chris. Fantastic post on denouncing the now-fallacious "Coors effect".
You might enjoy this, Chris: http://cardcop.org/sean_collection/C...ez_Collection/
Not mine, but a sick collection of CarGo.
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09-09-2010, 06:25 PM #9
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Re: NL MVP Race should go to the wire!!!!
If Gonzalez can get the Rockies into the playoffs that would be quite an accomplishment. If they make it I think he wins the MVP easy. He has been on a tear last couple weeks. If they don't make it I think award is clearly Votto's.
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09-09-2010, 06:39 PM #10
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Re: NL MVP Race should go to the wire!!!!
Has to be Carlos Gonzalez. I was high on Votto for the majority of the year, but Gonzalez has stepped it up recently.