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MLB Midseason Awards Analysis

D.A.Jul 10, 2009

AMERICAN LEAGUE MVP: JUSTIN MORNEAU (MINNESOTA TWINS)

Justin Morneau is the only player in the American League to be in the top-10 in batting average (.313), home runs (21), RBI (69), and OPS (.972). Morneau has a good glove and carries the offensive load for Minnesota.

2Torii Hunter (Laa)
.30517
65
.938
13
3Joe Mauer (Min).389
15
47
1.1121
4Mark Teixeira (Nyy)
.281
21
63
.939
1
5Evan Longoria (Tbr)
.287
16
65.898
2
6Jason Bay (Bos).264
20
72
.912
9
7Russell Branyan (Sea)
.284
21
46
.958
2
8Adam Lind (Tor)
.30919
59
.941
1
9Jermaine Dye (Cws).30020
54
.943
0
10Aaron Hill (Tor).29820
59
.836
3
11Miguel Cabrera (Det).323
17
48
.9281
12Ben Zobrist (Tbr).288
17
50
1.009
10
13Kevin Youkilis (Bos).291
14
48
.960
4
14Carl Crawford (Tbr).313
8
38.97244
15Shin-soo Choo (Cle).297
13
54.892
13
16Jason Bartlett (Tbr).3548
38
.953
18
17Paul Konerko (Cws).304
16
59
.8840
18Juan Rivera (Laa).31316
52
.8840
19Victor Martinez (Cle).298
14
58
.8700
20Bobby Abreu (Laa).304
6
52.84418

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NATIONAL LEAGUE MVP: ALBERT PUJOLS (ST. LOUIS CARDINALS)

Albert Pujols is the only player in the National League to be top-10 in batting average (.332), home runs (31), RBI (83), and OPS (1.181). He also has 10 stolen bases and plays great defense.

2Prince Fielder (Mil).312
22
77
1.048
0
3Hanley Ramirez (Fla).34814
60
.98812
4Chase Utley (Phi).3072061
1.0048
5Brad Hawpe (Col)
.3241357.9770
6Ryan Braun (Mil).32116
58
.954
7
7Pablo Sandoval (Sfg).32813
50
.940
3
8Raul Ibanez (Phi).31222
59
1.027
4
9David Wright (Nym).3285
43
.885
20
10Todd Helton (Col).3169
56
.902
0
11Miguel Tejada (Hou).329
7
47
.8362
12Matt Kemp (Lad).31910
46
.875
19
13Lance Berkman (Hou).277
18
54
.943
6
14Carlos Beltran (Nym).336
840.95211
15Derek Lee (Chc).279
16
53.858
0
16Shane Victorino (Phi).3096
42
.83815
17Adrian Gonzalez (Sdp).256
2452
.9351
18Mark Reynolds (Ari).259
24
62.89215
19Adam Dunn (Was).25922
60
.9270
20Ryan Howard (Phi).25321
63
.8533




AMERICAN LEAGUE CY YOUNG: ZACK GREINKE (KANSAS CITY ROYALS)

Zack Greinke is 10-5 with a 2.12 ERA, 1.08 WHIP, and 129 strikeouts. He has also thrown five complete games (two shutouts) and only has given up four home runs and 21 walks.

2Felix Hernandez (Sea)
9-32.53
121
1.14
1
-
3
Roy Halladay (Tor)
10-3
2.85
106
1.10
3
-
4Edwin Jackson (Det)
6-4
2.59
93
1.07
1
-
5Justin Verlander (Det)
9-4
3.59
1411.20
2-
6Jered Weaver (Laa)9-33.15
95
1.13
3
-
7
Josh Beckett (Bos)
10-3
3.62
103
1.21
1
-
8Mark Buehrle (Cws)9-23.14
65
1.13
0
-
9Joe Nathan (Min)
1-11.35
430.75
-22
10Jarrod Washburn (Sea)
5-6
3.08
69
1.10
1
-



NATIONAL LEAGUE CY YOUNG: TIM LINCECUM (SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS)

Tim Lincecum is 10-2 with a 2.33 ERA, 1.05 WHIP, and 149 strikeouts. He has also thrown three complete games (two shutouts) and has only given up four home runs and 34 walks.

2Dan Haren (Ari)
8-52.16
119
0.832
-
3
Josh Johnson (Fla)
7-2
2.82
102
1.112
-
4Matt Cain (Sfg)
10-2
2.42
931.22
3-
5Yovani Gallardo (Mil)8-6
2.951201.191-
6Chris Carpenter (Stl)6-32.3258
0.82
1
-
7
Chad Billingsley (Lad)9-4
3.141151.20
0
-
8Javier Vazquez (Atl)6-72.951361.05
1
-
9Wandy Rodriguez (Hou)
8-62.96
1061.28
1-
10Ryan Franklin (Stl)2-0
0.83
24
0.83
-
20




AMERICAN LEAGUE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: RICKY ROMERO (TORONTO BLUE JAYS)

Ricky Romero is 7-3 with a 2.96 ERA, 1.27 WHIP, and 66 strikeouts in 12 games started.

2
Brad Bergesen (Bal)5-33.59
50
1.19
--
-
-
-
-
3
Nolan Reimold (Bal)
-
-
---
.2649
23.801
1
4Brett Gardner (Nyy)--
--
-
.2863
19
.770
18
5Andrew Bailey (Oak)
4-12.03571.01
9--
-
-
-




NATIONAL LEAGUE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: COLBY RASMUS (ST. LOUIS CARDINALS)

Colby Rasmus is batting .280 with 11 home runs, 34 RBI, and a .814 OPS.

2
J.A. Happ (Phi)5-03.04
57
1.20
--
-
-
-
-
3
Randy Wells (Chc)
4-3
2.48
491.09-
--
--
-
4Casey McGehee (Mil)
--
--
-
.3316
27
.924
0
5Tommy Hanson (Atl)
4-02.85251.29
---
-
-
-



AMERICAN LEAGUE MANAGER OF THE YEAR: JIM LEYLAND (DETROIT TIGERS)

Leyland has led the Tigers to a .548 winning percentage on a team that wasn't expected to do much.

2Ron Washington (Tex)
.560
Washington has the Rangers in a division the Angels were supposed to run away with, and the Rangers have owned the Angels this year.
3Mike Scioscia (Laa)
.554
After a slow start and the tragic loss of a pitcher, the Angels are back in the thick of the playoffs race. Scioscia has had to deal with a lack of pitching.
4Don Wakamatsu (Sea)
.518Wakamatsu is silencing his critics. He has the Mariners in a three-team division race and has commanded the respect of his player.



NATIONAL LEAGUE MANAGER OF THE YEAR: BRUCE BOCHY (SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS)

Seriously, nobody outside of San Francisco expected the Giants to be leading the Wild Card race with a .553 winning percentage.

2Jim Tracy (Col)
.541
The Rockies were abysmal and going nowhere until Tracy took over Hurdle's position and he has them in the Wild Card race.
3Tony La Russa (Stl)
.540
La Russa is still one of the best in the game and has had to deal without having a stable number four batter to back up Pujols.
4Fredi Gonzalez (Fla)
.517Any time the Marlins are in a race to win the division it's impressive because of the lack of money but depth of talent.




SILVER SLUGGERS

PosAmerican LeagueNational League
CJoe Mauer (Min)
Brian McCann (Atl)
1BJustin Morneau (Min)Albert Pujols (Stl)
2BAaron Hill (Tor)Chase Utley (Phi)
SSJason Bartlett (TB)Hanley Ramirez (Fla)
3BEvan Longoria (TB)Pablo Sandoval (Sfg)
OFJason Bay (Bos)Raul Ibanez (Phi)
OFJermaine Dye (Cws)
Brad Hawpe (Col)
OFTorii Hunter (LAA)Ryan Braun (Mil)
DH|PAdam Lind (Tor)
Micah Owings (Cin)
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