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  1. 08-19-2006 02:48 PM #1
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    Cardinals Mvp

    Is there any doubt that this man will get his second consecutive MVP? Pujols is now hitting .330 with 36 homeruns and 97 RBI. He also sports a .435 OBP. and has a very good glove at first base. Pujols was out for three weeks and when he came back, he was tied for the most homeruns and still had the most RBI. The most impressive stat of all is that Pujols has moe homeruns than strikeouts (34)!That there shows why he is the only true choice for MVP.
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  2. 08-19-2006 08:33 PM #2
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    I still think Howard deserves it.
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    Howard is no question a deserving candidate but Pujols is still totally awesome and the Cardinals are in contention. The Phillies being out of it will hurt Howard's bid.
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  4. 08-19-2006 09:06 PM #4
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    Pujols would have more homers and RBI than Howard given those three weeks. Howard will get some votes but in no way is he more deserving than Pujols.
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    Pujols rules.... He is the most dominating hitter in baseball.... Even more than Ortiz.... Pujols MVP, HANDS DOWN, NO CONTEST....
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    Quote Originally Posted by love_that_reefer
    Pujols would have more homers and RBI than Howard given those three weeks. Howard will get some votes but in no way is he more deserving than Pujols.
    I don't know if this was in response to my post or not but, I said Howard is a deserving candidate, but nobody is more deseving of it than Pujols.
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    Howard is going to be a threat for Pujols though in future years...
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    All he really needs to do is cut down on his strikeouts (which could lead to more hits or walks and a higher OBP) and play on a contender. Pujols hardly ever strikes out and he's got an OBP 50 points higher than Howard's to show for it.
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  10. 08-20-2006 03:21 PM #10
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    No I wasn't responding to you Molina but rather Rufio's post. Howard's a beast but Pujols does all the things Howard can't like good defensively, run the bases extremely well and not strike out.
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  11. 08-23-2006 09:45 AM #11
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    My tow cents:

    Pujols takes the award. He is simply the guy that pitchers approach an entire lineup differently just because he is in it. He has everything. He is clutch, he is likely the bestt hitter since Tony Gwynn, he has power, and he can play 1B better than most expected. He is without a doubt the most talented player in the big leagues.
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