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Fri Sep-15-06 07:46 PM
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2. I'm not sure he's the most valuable guy... |
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...on the right side of that infield. Chase Utley is baseball's best 2B, and he's been seriously overlooked IMO.
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Sat Sep-16-06 11:13 AM
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Every one dimensional homerun hitter with the last several years have all turned out to be Juicers. Who is to say this guy's any different?
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Fri Sep-22-06 01:55 PM
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6. Any proof? Any rumors or reputable stories? |
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Or just because he's a big guy, it's gotta be steroids?
He's the smallest, slightest boy in his family - his two brothers (not pro athletes) are taller and bulkier. Looks like genetics vs. drugs to me.
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Sun Sep-17-06 11:01 AM
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his numbers, across the board, are historic.
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his numbers, across the board, are historic.
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Sun Sep-24-06 04:19 AM
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if the Phillies get in the playoffs, will be the MVP...but maybe some contention from Puljols, Beltran...
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Thu Sep-28-06 08:10 PM
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No doubt about it, he is the heart and soul of the Phillies, a team that should have been out of it long ago yet are still battling down to the wire. His stats are considerably above the other contenders, this is a no-brainer.
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Thu Sep-28-06 08:43 PM
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10. He would be my pick (nt) |
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Sun Oct-01-06 04:39 PM
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Howard didn't homer after Sept. 22, leaving him stuck at 58. He finishes with a .313/.425/.659 line. He ranks first in the majors in homers and in RBI with 148.
Albert Pujols ends the season third in the NL with a .330 average, first with a .431 OBP, first with a .671 slugging percentage, second with 49 homers and second with 137 RBI. He'd get my MVP vote, and that would be the case even if the Phillies had advanced and the Cardinals hadn't.
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Sun Oct-01-06 06:03 PM
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I must add that the Cardinals advanced with a worse record then the Phillies. I know who statistics are for!
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Sun Oct-01-06 06:16 PM
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13. Dude. I hate the Cardinals. |
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Maybe you have me confused with GOPisEvil. (I'm the Astros and Texans fan.)
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Sun Oct-01-06 06:20 PM
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14. Dude, I was referring to myself |
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I've been a miserable Phillies fan for 40+ years. I'll take the Astros over the Cardinals any day of the universe. About ten years ago the New Orleans Zephyrs were an Astros farm club and I loved going to the AAA games and watching Lance Berkman take batting practice against opponents (during the games.) Displayed a nice glove way back then too.
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