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We have a NL MVP discussion, but here's my thoughts on the AL race. I've seen it said that it's between A-Rod and Ordonez and I agree that they are probably the favorites, but don't forget about Vladimir Guerrero. He's not some distant 3rd. He's having another solid season, and can you even imagine what that Angels lineup would look like without him? That has to be some of the best $70 million ever spent on a baseball player.

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I think ARod will win in a landslide.
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If this poll on ESPN is any indication of who has the attention of the voters, I don't think there's any question:

 

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Ichiro has been more valuable to his team (a team that can't hit or pitch) than ARod, but ARod will probably win. There's always the possibility of the voters being stupid like last year and voting for another Morneau.
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Ichiro has been more valuable to his team (a team that can't hit or pitch) than ARod, but ARod will probably win. There's always the possibility of the voters being stupid like last year and voting for another Morneau.

You know, I didn't even really think of Ichiro. That is actually not a bad choice. I just hope that Seattle can get ahead of NY for the wild card. They have been on a pretty bad slide.

 

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That's because, for once, there's a clear-cut choice for MVP. Honestly, with this season, it wouldn't even matter that Alex plays for NYY. He could even win the MVP in Texas...oh wait...
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I don't see how it could possibly end up being anyone other than A-Rod this year. His numbers are too ridiculous and the Yankees, most likely, are going to be in the playoffs.
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I'd have to go with Rodriguez, too. The AL Cy Young race is much more interesting, IMO -- Escobar, Lackey, Beckett, Sabathia, Bedard, etc.

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