Yeah, I'm a homer, I admit it. But this guy has essentially been the team's MVP all year. He hits for average, got some pop, speedy, and a great glove. Yeah, not much arm strength, I know. Thoughts?
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Re: Grady Siezmore, AL ROY?...
He's not eligible for ROY.New England Patriots
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Re: Grady Siezmore, AL ROY?...
no doubt he would be... but as dales said, he's not eligible.http://flotn.blogspot.com
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Originally posted by trobinson97Comment
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Re: Grady Siezmore, AL ROY?...
thats what i thought...he's not a rookie is he?Comment
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Re: Grady Siezmore, AL ROY?...
Not by MLB rules. This is his first full year in the bigs but he was a call-up last year and played in 43 games.Originally posted by Tha DynastyNew England Patriots
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Re: Grady Siezmore, AL ROY?...
AL ROY: Houston Street (or Huston Street...forget how it's spelled)
NL ROY: I'm torn between Ryan Howard and Jeff Francouer...still undecided thereComment
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Re: Grady Siezmore, AL ROY?...
Francouer in my book... But I don't have both stats in front of me.Comment
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Re: Grady Siezmore, AL ROY?...
AL - Gustavo Chacin (3.51 ERA but only 12 wins)
NL - Ryan Howard"Kevin Ollie is just like Jason Kidd. If he had a good jumpshot, he'd be one of the absolute, all-time greats." - Bill WaltonComment
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Re: Grady Siezmore, AL ROY?...
If Peralta was eligible (which I don't think he is), he would be the hands-down winner. But for eligible players I would probably have to go with either Chacin or Street.Comment
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