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The Midseason Awards Thread

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The reason I'm fine with Ortiz as a DH is because even though he doesn't play the field, he has a massive effect on the outcome of Red Sox games. Not saying Thome and Dye don't, but the Red Sox would be third in the East without him.

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I agree with most of the original. Just a few slight changes.

 

 

AL Most Valuable Player: David Ortiz

AL Cy Young Award Winner: Roy Halladay

AL Rookie of the Year: Francisco Liriano

AL Manager of the Year: Jim Leyland

AL Comeback Player of the Year: Jim Thome

AL Biggest Surprise: Detriot Tigers

AL Biggest Disappointment: Cleveland Indians

AL Game of the Year: Yesterday's Red Sox/White Sox game

 

NL Most Valuable Player: Albert Pujols

NL Cy Young Award Winner: Brandon Webb

NL Rookie of the Year: Dan Uggla

NL Manager of the Year: Joe Girardi

NL Comeback Player of the Year: Nomar Garciaparra

NL Biggest Surprise: Florida Marlins

NL Biggest Disappointment: Chicago Cubs

NL Game of the Year: don't know.

 

White Sox specific categories:

 

Best Hitter: Dye

Best Pitcher: Bobby Jenks

Most Valuable Player: Dye

Biggest Surprise: Joe Crede.

Biggest Disappointment: Javy Vazquez

Game of the Year: Sox vs Astros June 24th. Crede slam of Qualls, Cintron single to keep winning streak

Favorite Moment: Sox scoring 11 runs in one inning against Cards.

QUOTE(GoSox05 @ Jul 11, 2006 -> 11:57 AM)
I agree with most of the original. Just a few slight changes.

AL Most Valuable Player: David Ortiz

AL Cy Young Award Winner: Roy Halladay

AL Rookie of the Year: Francisco Liriano

AL Manager of the Year: Jim Leyland

AL Comeback Player of the Year: Jim Thome

AL Biggest Surprise: Detriot Tigers

AL Biggest Disappointment: Cleveland Indians

AL Game of the Year: Yesterday's Red Sox/White Sox game

 

NL Most Valuable Player: Albert Pujols

NL Cy Young Award Winner: Brandon Webb

NL Rookie of the Year: Dan Uggla

NL Manager of the Year: Joe Girardi

NL Comeback Player of the Year: Nomar Garciaparra

NL Biggest Surprise: Florida Marlins

NL Biggest Disappointment: Chicago Cubs

NL Game of the Year: don't know.

 

White Sox specific categories:

 

Best Hitter: Dye

Best Pitcher: Bobby Jenks

Most Valuable Player: Dye

Biggest Surprise: Joe Crede.

Biggest Disappointment: Javy Vazquez

Game of the Year: Sox vs Astros June 24th. Crede slam of Qualls, Cintron single to keep winning streak

Favorite Moment: Sox scoring 11 runs in one inning against Cards.

I don't really know s*** about the NL, but how could the Cubs be the Biggest Disappointment? They were expected to suck and they do. No shock there.

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QUOTE(redandwhite @ Jul 11, 2006 -> 05:47 AM)
No, it wouldn't be a different story. Liriano has started ten games. He's been impressive, but Bronson Arroyo is a prime example of what time can do to you, as it happened to him last year in Boston, and seems to be happening to him again in the National League. Best of luck to both of them, You on the otherhand need to read what is being asked of you, and stop being an argumentitive, name calling buffoon.

 

How in the f*** does Bronson Arroyo enter into this discussion? Liriano is a HOF caliber pitcher. Arroyo has 3rd or 4th starter talent. Great example.

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QUOTE(hammerhead johnson @ Jul 11, 2006 -> 12:13 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
How in the f*** does Bronson Arroyo enter into this discussion? Liriano is a HOF caliber pitcher. Arroyo has 3rd or 4th starter talent. Great example.

 

:lol:

 

It's impossible to ignore his potential, but to even mention Liriano and the Hall of Fame in the same sentence after starting only fourteen games in his career, is absolutely disgusting.

 

Get real. Haha.

QUOTE(redandwhite @ Jul 11, 2006 -> 05:16 PM)
:lol:

 

It's impossible to ignore his potential, but to even mention Liriano and the Hall of Fame in the same sentence after starting only fourteen games in his career, is absolutely disgusting.

 

Get real. Haha.

 

HOF caliber doesn't mean that he's gonna make it into the Hall Of Fame. He has that type of talent/upside.

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