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HOLLIDAY NL MVP!

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(Rollins) committed just 11 errors, enough for his first Gold Glove, though his fielding percentage was second to Colorado's Troy Tulowitzki.

 

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Jimmy Rollins sucks. Worst. MVP. EVER.

 

Yeah...I hate when a guy wins the MVP after having one of the best all around statistical seasons by an SS on a team that won its division.

 

I don't think they could go wrong with Rollins or Holliday...Hanley Ramirez, Fielder, and David Wright also deserved strong consideration.

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Yeah...I hate when a guy wins the MVP after having one of the best all around statistical seasons by an SS on a team that won its division.

 

I don't think they could go wrong with Rollins or Holliday...Hanley Ramirez, Fielder, and David Wright also deserved strong consideration.

 

Holliday had much better stats. Better average, more homers, more RBI.

 

Jimmy Rollins wasn't even the MVP of the Phillies. Ryan Howard coming back from his injury and producing at a high level was the key to the Phillies season.

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Fielder 50

Holliday 36

Rollins 30

 

nuff said

 

:bench: Prince :first:

Why not just give the award to the All-Star game home run derby champion?

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Yeah...I hate when a guy wins the MVP after having one of the best all around statistical seasons by an SS on a team that won its division.

 

I don't think they could go wrong with Rollins or Holliday...Hanley Ramirez, Fielder, and David Wright also deserved strong consideration.

 

 

yeah..where else could colorado find another slugging LF to play in Denver and put up those kind of numbers? impossible... :dunno:

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