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  • Crosby ?

    Gammons, olney, and reynolds picked this guy to win the AL MVP.

    What the heck do they see in this guy ?

  • #2
    Originally posted by Taco De Muerte
    Gammons, olney, and reynolds picked this guy to win the AL MVP.

    What the heck do they see in this guy ?
    Bubba or Bobby. Probably Bobby.
    Crosby can steal, hit, play defense.
    He has raw power that has yet to develop and would be a Derrek-Lee type hitter if he can work his way into the 3rd spot.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by Taco De Muerte
      Gammons, olney, and reynolds picked this guy to win the AL MVP.

      What the heck do they see in this guy ?
      Are you serious??? Sounds like April Fool's to me...

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      • #4
        Beats me. I can't take these predictions too seriously, but this one might be out of control.

        At least pick Peralta, who had to combo of 141 games and a (quite)good-hitting season. He hit 3rd tonight.
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        • #5
          I was wondering the same thing. Sure he has potential, but there are a a couple of young SS that have flashed more than him in the past couple years, so I don't understand why all the fascination with Crosby instead of someone like Peralta. Crosby strikes out too much, his speed isn't that great, and he hasn't hit for average yet. Crosby might break out this year, but he has a long way to go before being an MVP candidate, and I just don't see that kind of jump possible from what he's already shown.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by wilkerson_rulz
            Bubba or Bobby. Probably Bobby.
            Crosby can steal, hit, play defense.
            He has raw power that has yet to develop and would be a Derrek-Lee type hitter if he can work his way into the 3rd spot.
            It seems like they are picking Crosby because of his " potential ". If that's the case, players like Ryan Howard, Jhonny Perelta, david wright, and miguel cabrera, are MUCH better " potential " picks. Crosby really hasn't done anything YET to make people believe he'll have an MVP caliber season.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Taco De Muerte
              Gammons, olney, and reynolds picked this guy to win the AL MVP.

              What the heck do they see in this guy ?
              sydney crosby is pretty good but i think alexander olvechkin will win the rookie of the year and will be mvp when they put a better team around him in the future...oh, sorry, wrong sport!
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              • #8
                Originally posted by plask_stirlac
                Beats me. I can't take these predictions too seriously, but this one might be out of control.

                I agree, these experts " predictions " can't be taken too seriously. Lastyear's picks by the so-called " experts " were way off.

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                Last edited by Taco De Muerte; 04-02-2006, 08:34 PM.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by DoubleX
                  I was wondering the same thing. Sure he has potential, but there are a a couple of young SS that have flashed more than him in the past couple years, so I don't understand why all the fascination with Crosby instead of someone like Peralta. Crosby strikes out too much, his speed isn't that great, and he hasn't hit for average yet. Crosby might break out this year, but he has a long way to go before being an MVP candidate, and I just don't see that kind of jump possible from what he's already shown.
                  He's cut down on his K's a lot from '04 to '05 and his avg is getting better. If he can stay healthy, he'll put up 30HR and 110RBI while hitting .295.
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Zito75
                    He's cut down on his K's a lot from '04 to '05 and his avg is getting better. If he can stay healthy, he'll put up 30HR and 110RBI while hitting .295.
                    He " cutdown " on his k's because he only played 84 games lastyear compared to 151 in 2004.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Taco De Muerte
                      He " cutdown " on his k's because he only played 84 games lastyear compared to 151 in 2004.
                      He had 54 strikeouts in 84 games. That's roughly 100 strikeouts over a full season, which would be around 40 less than his 2004 totals.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Taco De Muerte
                        It seems like they are picking Crosby because of his " potential ". If that's the case, players like Ryan Howard, Jhonny Perelta, david wright, and miguel cabrera, are MUCH better " potential " picks. Crosby really hasn't done anything YET to make people believe he'll have an MVP caliber season.
                        I agree, it's a big step for Crosby to be an MVP-type player, and he's not exactly a kid.
                        I think that David Wright is an excellent potential MVP candidate...he was great last year, and is younger than Crosby and Howard. How does this guy play in NYC and not get tons of press? Pedro's special toe shoe is headline news while Wright could probably hit 3HR in a game and barely get a mention...
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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Nails
                          He had 54 strikeouts in 84 games. That's roughly 100 strikeouts over a full season, which would be around 40 less than his 2004 totals.
                          Alright, yes, he did cut down on his K'S some. That still doesn't make me believe he'll be able to produce an MVP caliber season this year.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Taco De Muerte
                            It seems like they are picking Crosby because of his " potential ". If that's the case, players like Ryan Howard, Jhonny Perelta, david wright, and miguel cabrera, are MUCH better " potential " picks. Crosby really hasn't done anything YET to make people believe he'll have an MVP caliber season.
                            Crosby was the AL Rookie of the Year in 2004 I do believe...

                            How is that not doing anything YET?

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Astro
                              Crosby was the AL Rookie of the Year in 2004 I do believe...

                              How is that not doing anything YET?
                              Him winning the ROY doesn't tell me much.

                              Todd hollandsworth won the ROY, and look what happened to him...

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