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goddamn...the more I think about that catch....I dont think I've ever seen someone so completely laid out to make a diving catch like that...like that was the most extreme of the extreme catches!!
MVP!!!</P>

[quote user="JPizzack"]

goddamn...the more I think about that catch....I dont think I've ever seen someone so completely laid out to make a diving catch like that...like that was the most extreme of the extreme catches!!
MVP!!!</p>[/quote]yea it was frigggin sweeeeeeeet, but the first inning superman catch was HUGH, saved 3 runs



EXTREME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[quote user="dezzzR"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="ny06"]

<font face="Arial">dezzzR</font> </p>


He <u>should </u>win MVP. </p>


I will be pissed if they give the award to Justin Verlander. </p>


</p>[/quote]

really? why?
[/quote]cause as amazing as verlanders been hes only played in 30 something games.
[/quote]

well i go by the most literal term. HE may of only played in 30 games but he had more of an effect for his team than anybody else. How many people single handedly have had that effect on their team

I mean honestly, in his 24 wins, in only 4 of them did he give up 3 or more runs. EVen in his losses he always ate up innings which always kept his bullpen fresh. He averaged the most innings per start out of any AL pitcher.

I typically agree, but I think Verlander is the exception

[quote user="dezzzR"][quote user="JPizzack"]

goddamn...the more I think about that catch....I dont think I've ever seen someone so completely laid out to make a diving catch like that...like that was the most extreme of the extreme catches!!
MVP!!!</p>[/quote]yea it was frigggin sweeeeeeeet, but the first inning superman catch was HUGH, saved 3 runs



EXTREME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[/quote]

it was. I got scared thought thought he hurt himself

[quote user="dezzzR"][quote user="JPizzack"]


goddamn...the more I think about that catch....I dont think I've ever seen someone so completely laid out to make a diving catch like that...like that was the most extreme of the extreme catches!!
MVP!!!</P>


[/quote]yea it was frigggin sweeeeeeeet, but the first inning superman catch was HUGH, saved 3 runs



EXTREME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[/quote]</P>


CRAP THAT'S EXTREME!!!!!!!</P>


lol</P>

[quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="dezzzR"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="ny06"]


<FONT face=Arial>dezzzR</FONT> </P>


He <U>should </U>win MVP. </P>


I will be pissed if they give the award to Justin Verlander. </P>


</P>


[/quote]

really? why?
[/quote]cause as amazing as verlanders been hes only played in 30 something games.
[/quote]

well i go by the most literal term. HE may of only played in 30 games but he had more of an effect for his team than anybody else. How many people single handedly have had that effect on their team

I mean honestly, in his 24 wins, in only 4 of them did he give up 3 or more runs. EVen in his losses he always ate up innings which always kept his bullpen fresh. He averaged the most innings per start out of any AL pitcher.

I typically agree, but I think Verlander is the exception


[/quote]</P>


<U>Granderson</U></P>


Avg .262 </P>
<LI>HR 41
<LI>RBI 119
<LI>Runs 136
<LI>SB 25


</P>


<U>Verlander</U></P>


W-L 24-5 </P>
<LI>ERA 2.40
<LI>K 250
<LI>Walks 57 </LI>


WHIP 0.92 </P>


The nod should go to Granderson. </P>


Everyday players dictate more to there team then a pitcher who pitched in 34 games</P>

[quote user="ny06"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="dezzzR"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="ny06"]


<font face="Arial">dezzzR</font> </p>


He <u>should </u>win MVP. </p>


I will be pissed if they give the award to Justin Verlander. </p>


</p>


[/quote]

really? why?
[/quote]cause as amazing as verlanders been hes only played in 30 something games.
[/quote]

well i go by the most literal term. HE may of only played in 30 games but he had more of an effect for his team than anybody else. How many people single handedly have had that effect on their team

I mean honestly, in his 24 wins, in only 4 of them did he give up 3 or more runs. EVen in his losses he always ate up innings which always kept his bullpen fresh. He averaged the most innings per start out of any AL pitcher.

I typically agree, but I think Verlander is the exception


[/quote]</p>


<u>Granderson</u></p>


Avg .262 </p>[*]HR 41 [*]RBI 119 [*]Runs 136 [*]SB 25


</p>


<u>Verlander</u></p>


W-L 24-5 </p>[*]ERA 2.40 [*]K 250 [*]Walks 57 [*]WHIP 0.92


</p>[/quote]

i have an issue giving anybody MVP that bats .262

[quote user="DavenIII"][quote user="lttaylor56"]Eli has a 105.6 passer rating. I am wearing his Jersey Sunday-he has earned it.
[/quote]

That's right around Brady's right? :P

Morehead must HATE the fact that Eli is doing so well...as the leading member of the "Eli Haters" Fan club and all.
[/quote]

lol thats great

i missed that before

[quote user="ny06"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="dezzzR"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="ny06"]


<font face="Arial">dezzzR</font> </p>


He <u>should </u>win MVP. </p>


I will be pissed if they give the award to Justin Verlander. </p>


</p>


[/quote]

really? why?
[/quote]cause as amazing as verlanders been hes only played in 30 something games.
[/quote]

well i go by the most literal term. HE may of only played in 30 games but he had more of an effect for his team than anybody else. How many people single handedly have had that effect on their team

I mean honestly, in his 24 wins, in only 4 of them did he give up 3 or more runs. EVen in his losses he always ate up innings which always kept his bullpen fresh. He averaged the most innings per start out of any AL pitcher.

I typically agree, but I think Verlander is the exception


[/quote]</p>


<u>Granderson</u></p>


Avg .262 </p>[*]HR 41 [*]RBI 119 [*]Runs 136 [*]SB 25


</p>


<u>Verlander</u></p>


W-L 24-5 </p>[*]ERA 2.40 [*]K 250 [*]Walks 57


WHIP 0.92 </p>


The nod should go to Granderson. </p>


Everyday players dictate more to there team then a pitcher who pitched in 34 games</p>[/quote]

i disagree. a pitcher can single handedly win more games for his team than an every day player can

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