Do you agree with the sportswriters in choosing Ryan Howard of the Philadephia phillies as the MVP in the N.L.
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Yes, by far. Rayan Howard was more valuable to his team than any other player was to their team. He almost single handedly got the Phillies into the playoffs. His numbers were gigantic and that's what the dopey sportswriters look for.
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I really think and hope they will.\n\n\nGo Phillies!!!
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Please listen on this one. I am a huge Phillies phan, i love em to death and they missed the playoffs by an inch last time around. But they WILL NOT win the NL east my friend. The losses of Billy Wagner, Jason Michaels, and Urbina (to jail lol) doesn't complete their squad and i fear to say they will fall juuuuuust short once again this year. Dont get me wrong, im rootin 4 em all year like u r too but chair throwing and alcoholic media hangovers won't put the phils in the drivers seat...they could get a DUI charge though...
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The SF Giants will win the NL West why you say well let me explain, we now have a player back what was his name o yeah the greatest player in MLB history Barry Bonds with some back up like Moises Alou, Randy Winn, Mike Matheny, and an addition Steve Finley but we also have pitching Jason Schm-idt he'll be better because last year he had injury problems, Matt Morris from the Cardinals what more can be said, Noah Lowry a future all-star, Matt Cain another future all-star but also some solid bullpen action Tim Worrell former Giant great and a closer who will have a better year then last he was also injured Armando Benitez.
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A.I. is one of the best players in the league...no doubt!!!  The only problem is that his team isn't strong enough.  He doesn't have the right role players playing with him.  His MVP year was the best 76ers team he was on when they made it to the 2001 NBA Finals.  Unfortunately, he is getting older and he deserves to be on a winning team...even if it's not in Philly.
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No i think Jeter is one of the most overated sports players he is surrounded with a team that should win the world series every year with players like A-Rod, Johny Damon, Hideki Mautsui,  Jason Giambi, Mariona Rivera, Jorge Posade, Robenson cano. He's a good player but if you put albert pujols and jeter on the same team they would neither win the mvp. I think Mounraea had a decent team and he led them to win a divisoin title in a hard divsion one team White Sox had one the ws 2 years before that then the tigers were the runner up to the cardnailds this year so that was a hard division and i don't thinked he deseved it necciserely but u can make a case for him
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I sort off agree with you, witout saying anyone sucks Morneau should have been the mvp (or Mauer)\n\nYankees would still have been a playoff team without Jeter\n\nThe Twins would have been nowhere without Morneau.\n\nLook at how the divisions played out, AL Central went to the last day.\n\n\nJeter might well be a better player, and had a better season, (debatable) but the award is Most VALUABLE Player.\n\nNo one was more valuable to his team that Morneau.
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I am shocked, dismayed, diappointed, and above all I have to say also that the baseball writers suck. \nThe amazing year that Jeter had, only to be robbed because he wears pinstripes. He won a Gold Glove, Silver Slugger, came in second for the batting title.. the list of this man's accolades goes on and on....not to mention... captain, rookie of the year (back when), World Series MVP(back when)\n\nJeter exemplifies everything that baseball is all about... leadership, teamwork, strategy, effort, and true love of the game.\n\nHe was robbed, there is no doubt about it. Just like Robbie Cano was robbed last year for Rookie of the year.\n\nThe Baseball Writers...... SUCK
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Who's with you in pulling?  or for the Phillies to win?...joking, I'm a huge Pat Gillick fan (being a Blue Jay fan all my life), so I'll be keeping an eye on them.  Here's to a repeat of 1993...
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I agree with you all the way. Tony Oliva and Bert Blyleven and I love the Twins!!!!!!! Go Twins... Hope Barry Bonds.
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not anymore\nfor the yahoo news article:\nhttp://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-eagles-owens&prov=ap&type=lgns
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Sheryl Swoopes is always a strong contender as a reigning MVP Lisa Leslie is always a contender. Yolanda Griffiths and Diana Taurasi could be outsiders as well as Tamika Catchings and Swin Cash. I think Sue Bird's skills as a playmaker are underrated, but my MVP pick goes to Lauren Jackson, who I believe should have won it last year as well (the margin was just 2 votes).
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As a Red Sox fan I thought that Ortiz landed right where he belonged.  I understand the writers still have bias toward the power numbers, but I felt that Jeter should have been the MVP.  I feel that Jeter had the best year out of all AL players.  I thought the person that got the most screwed was Mourneau's teammate, Joe Mauer.  I thought he should have come in 2nd, Papi 3rd and Mourneau 4th.
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Does anyone really care? I mean the drama king of baseball would do all of us a favor if he retired. What an example he is setting for young people: waiting to see who might be a winner before he decides, as though winning were the most important thing. I am a Red Sox fan and truly hope he NEVER pitches again for the Boston Red Sox. He has always been a money grubber and has demonstrated that his loyalty is to Roger and only Roger. Frankly, I am sick of such prima donnas, Clemens being the worst ever. Too bad too, because he was a great pitcher.
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Sure, I watched them.  The playoffs were awesome.  I saw them lose at the Vet against the Astros, and watched the rest of the playoffs on TV.  The final game was incredible -- Nolan Ryan had a shutout going, 3-0 in the late innings.  Somehow, the Phils pulled it out to win.\nI was fortunate enough to be in the stadium for game 6 of the world series, in the next to last row in dead center field.  I couldn't really see the details of the play where Pete Rose caught the foul ball that popped out of Bob Boone's glove.  But the celebration around city hall was something I'll never forget, complete strangers high-fiving each other.  Very peaceful, too, no burning cars or buildings like in other cities.
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I think David Ortiz will get that honor. Just look at the AL East's pitching staff. Nobody really stands out except Holliday and R.Johnson, and Ortiz doesn't have to face Schilling.
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It's for the same reason that I pull for Philly teams but it isn't with the same level of loyalty to all the teams. Win or lose, I am a Flyers and Eagles fan. If the Phillies and Sixers ever decide to run their organizations like professional ones and have a plan that includes a championship, then I'll jump on their bandwagon. So, for now, it's Flyers, Eagles, Athletics, Spurs.