A Postseason Look at NL MVP Candidates
 

I wanted to open an unbiased discussion of the postseason performance of the National League MVP candidates.

Barry Bonds
With his family at Disney World

Sammy Sosa
At home dreaming about next year

Luis Gonzalez
At Bats: 7
Hits: 0
Runs: 0
RBI: 0
HR: 0
Strikeouts: 2
Avg: .000

Albert Pujols
At Bats: 7
Hits: 2
Runs: 1
RBI: 2
HR: 1
Strikeouts: 2
Avg: .286

So who's the most valuable player of the NL MVP candidates now?

Bonds, of course. Why do you ask? ;)

You're lucky I can't use personal attacks.

too bad post season stats dont mean anything in the mvp race

and that bonds' stats dwarfed everyone elses

i think the mods might consider looking the other way for this one.. he has been begging for it for awhile now :D

postseason performance of the NL MVP candidates? :lol:

NL MVP is for the MVP of the NL, not the MVP of two games. :lol:

btw, a .000 or .286 batting average is not MVP caliber. i'd rather take BB or SS at zero plate appearances over those pathetic numbers.

off course, we all know who the best team amongst them is, its too bad the central is wak!

look at the last week of the season in crunch time....

Astros whoop Cards, Giants whoop Astros, ergo, Giants would whoop Cards....

Too bad they are in a tougher division...

anyone that thinks bonds doesn't deserve the MVP must have gotten brushed off when requesting an interview.

Bonds had the best year of the century....nuff said..

I guess maybe I phrased this wrong. This thread is a discussion of the MVP candidates postseason performances. I'm not saying this should influence the MVP award(well other than the fact that you shouldn't win the award if your team doesn't make the playoffs).

Re: A Postseason Look at NL MVP Candidates
 

Still Barry.

:lol:

Your comedy amuses me.

Oh wait, you were serious? In that case: rotfl

rotfl

In that case... Sammy needs to return the award that he stole in '98. :lol:

hmmmm...
well in that case.. maybe we should wait two weeks.. and if the cards or arizona dont make it to the world series.. we will do a comparison of how the MVP candidates are doing at that time..

its completely ridiculous to even try looking at it this way..

I guess it follows right along that logic of thinking that if your team wins a game against the team with the best record, then it makes you the best.

so I guess right now.. Cleveland is the best team in baseball? correct?

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"With his family at Disney World" and "At home dreaming about next year" is a much better performance than "Avg: .000" or "Avg: .286"

no, it's Atlanta. They're 2-0. Cleveland is only 1-0.

And Houston's the worst team in baseball with 0-2, followed by Seattle & St. Louis at 0-1.

Or you can just -rolleyes- at this thread.

That was September's rule.

rotfl

All I'm doing is looking at how the MVP candidates are doing now. Sure, it's a bit early, but still interesting.

Re: Re: A Postseason Look at NL MVP Candidates
 

:lol:

I guess you could say that. Or you could say that Matt Morris, Woody Williams, Curt Schilling, and Randy Johnson are better pitchers than Mickey, Goofy, and the sheep Sammy's counting.

Actually, I really need to get off this forum and back to work, so I could really use the banning. In that case, I'll commence with the personal attack:

AndyCapps: You're a Grade A moron. You have absolutely no understanding of the game of baseball apart from Cardinals performance. I often disagree with others (i.e. deftones, c-man2,namja) here regarding baseball topics such as MVP, best team, etc...but at least these people actually comprehend the game and thus can hold a conversation. You, on the other hand, should just change your Mark McGwire underwear and Albert Pujols pajamas, put on some proper attire, go to the Baseball Clue Store, and tell the clerk you would like to purchase one or maybe even two non-Cards related ones.

:lol: Zenerdiode

Nice. Have a good life, man. :)

Just a Grade A? THEY MAKE MARK MCGWIRE UNDERWEAR AND ALBERT PUJOLS PAJAMAS?????? I've been missing out. I don't want to purchase any non-Cards related clues. I'm just having fun here. Sure, the season Barry had absolutely earned him a Best Player award. But the award is Most Valuable Player not Best Player. And again, this thread is not about who should win MVP, it's just about how the candidates are doing now ;). Sure, I am not in touch with reality, but life is more fun this way.

Edit: I actually take "You have absolutely no understanding of the game of baseball apart from Cardinals performance." as a compliment. So thanks.

Closed for obvious reasons.