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88DaleJRFan


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NL Cy Young- Tim Lincecum
NL MVP- Man Ram
NL Rookie- Jordan Schafer

AL CY Young- John Lester
AL MVP- Evan Longoria
AL Rookie- David Price

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NL Cy Young - Johan Santana
NL MVP - Manny
NL Rookie - Jordan Schafer

AL Cy Young - CC Sabathia
AL MVP - Grady Sizemore
AL Rookie - Matt Wieters

-- Edited by PistonsFan on Monday 6th of April 2009 04:53:07 PM

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Um PF David Wright is in the NL not the AL

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Oh yeah, my bad.. sorry, I fixed it

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NL Cy Young - Cole Hamels
NL MVP - Hanley Ramirez
NL Rookie - if Pablo Sandoval counts as a rookie then him. If not, Jordan Schaeffer

AL Cy Young - Scott Kazmir
AL MVP - Mark Teixeira
AL Rookie - Matt Wieters

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NL Cy Young- Roy Oswalt
NL MVP- Hanley Ramirez
NL Rookie- Jason Heyward

AL Cy Young- CC Sabathia
AL MVP- Matt Holliday
AL Rookie- David Price

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lol CC AL Cy Young did you see how bad he did against the O's on the season opener

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One bad outing doesn't mean he will be bad for the rest of the year.

-- Edited by f'n baja on Tuesday 7th of April 2009 07:53:34 PM

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CC went 1-5 last year and he still finished a Cy Young contender.

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but he didnt win it. Lincecum won

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Well see thats a thing i noticed. CC when he pitched for the Indians he was really bad. Then he got traded to the Brewers in the NL and killed them all. Maybe its something of the fact that the AL Teams are better and maybe CC isn't a big game pitcher. Not saying thats true just throwing it out there

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I'll change my AL Cy young winner to Grenkie. and my NL MVP to Raul Ibanez.

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Zach Greinke is looking good considering how this guy's career has been up and down since the time he has gotten in the MLB. He has been inconsistant but he is looking good right now and will probaly continue to.

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88DaleJRFan wrote:

Well see thats a thing i noticed. CC when he pitched for the Indians he was really bad. Then he got traded to the Brewers in the NL and killed them all. Maybe its something of the fact that the AL Teams are better and maybe CC isn't a big game pitcher. Not saying thats true just throwing it out there


The AL is more of a hitters league while the NL is more of a pitchers league. The AL has a smaller strikezone plus the benefit of a DH while in the the NL its more of a smallball league and manufacturing runs. I wouldnt go so far as to say the AL teams are better.

 



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Yah as of now there are eight teams in the A.L. under .500 which is unheard of in the A.L. this is more of a N.L. thing.

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WallyGator wrote:

The AL has a smaller strikezone .

What? How is that true?



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The umpires in the AL call a lot more walks

-- Edited by f'n baja on Sunday 10th of May 2009 09:22:59 PM

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The umpires in the AL call a lot more walks

-- Edited by f'n baja on Sunday 10th of May 2009 09:22:59 PM


They use the same umpires in both leagues, and the NL has over 300 more walks then the AL this year, and the NL had nearly 1300 more last year.

 



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The A.L. has better hitters so they wont walk as much because they make more contact with the ball.

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