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It is not always the "big star".

OldRed wrote: ↑24 Oct 2025 09:53 am It is not always the "big star".

True, example Tommy Edman

How about Teoscar Hernandez

OldRed wrote: ↑24 Oct 2025 09:53 am It is not always the "big star".

That’s a good question.

Snell was my first thought. Of course Ohtani but where is the fun in that one?

Teoscar Hernandez?

Springer?

It’s a tough one

I’m going to settle on x2 for Springer. He won one back in 17 with the Astros. He gets another one this year.

Going out on a big limb and the "not a big name" theory:

A. Kirk

rockondlouie wrote: ↑24 Oct 2025 10:49 am Going out on a big limb and the "not a big name" theory:

A. Kirk

I like the line of thought on that one

true, not always the "star"
still, I'm going with Ohtani

I think one of the Blue Jays role players will have a "David Eckstein" of a series and win the award.

Hernandez

Varsho or Springer.

Yesavage.

Love the name.

OldRed wrote: ↑24 Oct 2025 09:53 am It is not always the "big star".

I would guess Ohtani. The guy is otherworldly.

Dodgers bullpen will earn the MVP award hands down…
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The Nard wrote: ↑24 Oct 2025 17:55 pm Yesavage.

Love the name.

would love for him to be a Cardinal.
but...we got JJ in the same draft.
So, we're good.

My Kirk picking looking good after Game 1

3 for 3
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82birds wrote: ↑25 Oct 2025 08:18 am

The Nard wrote: ↑24 Oct 2025 17:55 pm Yesavage.

Love the name.

would love for him to be a Cardinal.
but...we got JJ in the same draft.
So, we're good.

Maybe

After two games, Yamamoto is the early leader in the clubhouse.