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    Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    After his homer today he now has 36 homers, 80 rbi, 20 sb, and a .290, .377, .613, .990 line. At his current rate he's projected to end up with 53 hrs and 29 steals. I think he has to at least be one of the top candidates. Discuss.

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    Re: Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    It's Pujols and it won't even be close.

    NL OPS

    Pujols 1.131 36 HR 100 RBI
    Fielder .997 27 HR 98 RBI
    Reynolds .990 30 HR 80 RBI
    Dunn .984 30 HR 84 RBI
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    Re: Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    But the strikeouts!
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    Re: Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    This discussion begins and ends with Pujols. Shut 'er down mods.

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    Re: Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    It's MVP not MBP (Most Bestest Player)

    Reynolds does some things Pujols does not. He plays a more demanding position, has a running game and he has almost no protection in the lineup.

    He should get consideration.
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    Re: Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by TRF View Post
    It's MVP not MBP (Most Bestest Player)

    Reynolds does some things Pujols does not. He plays a more demanding position, has a running game and he has almost no protection in the lineup.

    He should get consideration.
    He should get votes from 2nd on down, no problem. He should not get a single #1 vote. Any disagreement on that one?

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    Re: Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    Reynolds should be in consideration... but he should not beat Pujols.
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    Re: Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    I think I'd rank Fielder ahead of Reynolds, too.
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    Re: Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    How are the D-Backs stealing these KY boys from under the Reds' nose is my question. Unfourtuneatly I know the answer.

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    Re: Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by kaldaniels View Post
    How are the D-Backs stealing these KY boys from under the Reds' nose is my question. Unfourtuneatly I know the answer.
    Better weather?
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    Re: Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by TRF View Post
    It's MVP not MBP (Most Bestest Player)

    Reynolds does some things Pujols does not. He plays a more demanding position, has a running game and he has almost no protection in the lineup.

    He should get consideration.
    You are correct that it is the most valuable, not best, player, but Pujols is not just the best player in the league, he is, without a doubt, the most valuable.

    Without Pujols, the first place Cards would not be in contention.

    Without Reynolds, the 4th place Diamondbacks would be in 4-5th place.

    The only way that areally good hitter on a poor team wins the MVP is if (1) his stats are just way better than anyone else;and (2) there isn't a real viable candidate on a contending team.

    Pujols is the beat player and on a contending team.

    It's really no contest right now.

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    Re: Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    Yeah, Phat Albert should really win the MVP again.

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    Re: Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by TRF View Post
    It's MVP not MBP (Most Bestest Player)

    Reynolds does some things Pujols does not. He plays a more demanding position, has a running game and he has almost no protection in the lineup.

    He should get consideration.
    I'm more amazed that he's about as big a TRUE% player as there is lol. His true-outcome percentage is over 52%!!!

    Talk about not being susceptible to a whole lot of luck - this guy definitely is one of those players that makes his own luck, good or bad.
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    Re: Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by Jpup View Post
    It's Pujols and it won't even be close.

    NL OPS

    Pujols 1.131 36 HR 100 RBI
    Fielder .997 27 HR 98 RBI
    Reynolds .990 30 HR 80 RBI
    Dunn .984 30 HR 84 RBI
    Reynolds actually has 36 homers, the same as Pujols. His team hurts him but if you add in his 20 steals and position I think he'd be 2nd over Fielder right now. To beat Pujols when he's having a good year it helps if you have a Bonds or ARod type year. Well, Reynolds '09 looks alot like ARods MVP '03 season.

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    Re: Mark Reynolds NL MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by redsfandan View Post
    Reynolds actually has 36 homers, the same as Pujols. His team hurts him but if you add in his 20 steals and position I think he'd be 2nd over Fielder right now. To beat Pujols when he's having a good year it helps if you have a Bonds or ARod type year. Well, Reynolds '09 looks alot like ARods MVP '03 season.
    If you want to win the MVP while playing on a poor team you have to be head and heals above the competition. You need to be putting up a Pujols type season on a losing team in order to win the MVP.

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