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Fil3232 · 07-27-2006, 04:36 PM

AL ROY: Liriano - the man is putting up goofy numbers right now and along with Morneau has been the main catalyst behind their turnaround

AL Cy Young: Roy Halladay - good numbers across the board, although I could see Santana winning again if the Twins make the playoffs.

AL MVP: Justin Morneau - again, assuming the Twins get into the playoffs. Ortiz or Dye if they don't.

NL ROY: Scott Olsen - Very good numbers after a rough month early on. His emergence makes Willis expendable

NL Cy Young: Aaron Harang - semi-dream, but if he posts a good final two months and the Reds get into the playoffs it will be hard to argue with it. (Brandon Webb the more conservative pick)

NL MVP: Carlos Beltran - finally becoming the all around force everyone had him pegged as 4 years ago.

07-27-2006, 04:36 PM	#9
Fil3232 Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Cincinnati, OH Posts: 551	Re: ROY, Cy Young, MVP AL ROY: Liriano - the man is putting up goofy numbers right now and along with Morneau has been the main catalyst behind their turnaround AL Cy Young: Roy Halladay - good numbers across the board, although I could see Santana winning again if the Twins make the playoffs. AL MVP: Justin Morneau - again, assuming the Twins get into the playoffs. Ortiz or Dye if they don't. NL ROY: Scott Olsen - Very good numbers after a rough month early on. His emergence makes Willis expendable NL Cy Young: Aaron Harang - semi-dream, but if he posts a good final two months and the Reds get into the playoffs it will be hard to argue with it. (Brandon Webb the more conservative pick) NL MVP: Carlos Beltran - finally becoming the all around force everyone had him pegged as 4 years ago.