I didn't see anything on it. Maybe there was something earlier.
He was a unanimous choice. 10th player to win three MVP's. .327/47/135.
Wow.
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11-25-09 12:40 AM #1
Did we miss the Pujols story?
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11-25-09 12:41 AM #2
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11-25-09 12:44 AM #3
The Machine was an easy choice for MVP.
Florida's Hanley Ramirez finished 2nd in the voting.
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11-25-09 12:55 AM #4
Guys amazing... the only question is whether or not he's legit? Pretty much every big name slugger besides Pujols is a confirmed steroid user. Griffey Jr's not... maybe Al too?
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11-25-09 01:26 AM #5
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11-28-09 03:33 AM #6
I was surprised he was a unanimous choice. Don't get me wrong, Pujols is a stud, but Hanley Ramirez had an outstanding year too...
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11-28-09 06:12 AM #7
Really good player yes, and with some steroids added maybe he´s a 60+ homerunner?
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11-28-09 07:47 AM #8
Ramirez should of won. Pujols is on roids or HGH, it only a matter of time till he gets caught. Some may say his numbers been consistent, but look at Arod, he has a similar history.
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12-18-09 04:03 AM #9
Steriod era is the thing of the past you can see in the power stats there is kryptonite in everyones locker room, Good for baseball. Better for the players who did notwant to poisen themselves destroy their livers and shorten their lives.
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12-18-09 04:09 AM #10
Well said.....You can't argue Pujols obviously hes going to go out the best player of all time.....But Hanely is THE most underrated player in baseball....I said the same thing about Felix Hernandez after 2008 but they gave him some props this year (Should have won the Cy Young over Grenke in 2009 in my opinion)......No doubt if Hanely was on a different team he'd get more love.
Originally Posted by Shortstop
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12-18-09 04:13 AM #11
Denis Leary says it best
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7z5QL3J7YR4
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12-18-09 04:18 AM #12
Wanted Hanley to get it myself
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12-18-09 04:19 AM #13
Yeah right, Greinke was the better pitcher over Felix and rightly deserved the Cy Young award. Originally Posted by BobbyBaseballs
I think you mean Hanley Ramirez, and i don't think he is underrated by anyone. He is a class player and the Marlins need to keep him.
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12-18-09 04:22 AM #14
Ace of spades you got my girls picture hanging up thats o.k its your turnlol
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12-18-09 06:36 AM #15
Maybe I'm naive, but I really doubt Pujols is on the juice. His body type has not changed since he's been in the league almost 10 years now. Similar to Griffey. I think they would love to bust him, so he has likely been under close scrutiny. As great a hitter and swing he has, he would likely have been over 50 home runs in a season by now, but never has.
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12-18-09 09:09 AM #16
MLB would hate for him to be busted, toad
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