AL Rookie of the Year

[mwashuc06]

This might be a great race once Wieters is up for good soon.

Porcello
Andrus
Price
Wieters
Gardner
Holland


Who do you see winning it

 

[cowboysrule48]

I think Price and Wieters are going to end up being called up too late to really have a chance. Andrus has to be the favorite right now I would guess.

 

[trademhigh]

Damn, not like he will win, but Brett Gardner is barely eligible. I checked because when you put him in the thread, I thought for sure he was ineligible. He had 127 ABs last year.

 

[Mizzourah]

Porcello has been pitching very well lately...

 

[aw00d05]

This is how I see it in September

1. Holland
2. Porcello
3. Andrus
4. Wieters

 

[sheetskout]

Revisit. Porcello? Brett Anderson?

Updated thoughts?

 

[moxacaine]

Revisit. Porcello? Brett Anderson?

Updated thoughts?

Gordon Beckham

 

[Jays_Cards]

I think a lot depends on how Porcello pitches on tuesday. If he pitches the Tigers into the playoffs, he definitely wins

 

[J.O.]

okay, so i'm glad i checked the post date on this because i would've called you crazy not to include beckham lol.

 

[Austin]

Andrew Bailey will win.
A's relief pitcher is 6-3 with 26 saves and a 1.84 era.
No one else really stands out and Bailey has been dominating.

 

[J.O.]

Andrew Bailey will win.
A's relief pitcher is 6-3 with 26 saves and a 1.84 era.
No one else really stands out and Bailey has been dominating.

lol

 

[sheetskout]

I'm banking on Porcello. 14 wins (possibly 15) from a Rookie is outstanding.

 

[KOBEARODLT]

i would give it to porcello

 

[Austin]

Andrew Bailey will win.
A's relief pitcher is 6-3 with 26 saves and a 1.84 era.
No one else really stands out and Bailey has been dominating.

lol

ESPN's Steve Phillips agrees about Bailey, and so do other baseball writers.
I know you have the hots for Beckham, and he had a good year, but .270 with 14 homers probably won't get him the ROY award.

 

[darocker80]

Between Bailey or Porcello

 

[cowboysrule48]

It's a shame Niemann started to fall apart. I was really hoping for a Rays player to get it in back to back years.

 

[J.O.]

Andrew Bailey will win.
A's relief pitcher is 6-3 with 26 saves and a 1.84 era.
No one else really stands out and Bailey has been dominating.

lol

ESPN's Steve Phillips agrees about Bailey, and so do other baseball writers.
I know you have the hots for Beckham, and he had a good year, but .270 with 14 homers probably won't get him the ROY award.

i don't have the hots for him. do i like the player a lot? yes. do i want him to win? yes

but a reliever from a team that finished last in their division? that seems like a longshot to me. just my opinion, though. we'll let the writers decide

 

[cowboysrule48]

[quote="J.O.":slu6kgx1]

Andrew Bailey will win.
A's relief pitcher is 6-3 with 26 saves and a 1.84 era.
No one else really stands out and Bailey has been dominating.

lol

ESPN's Steve Phillips agrees about Bailey, and so do other baseball writers.
I know you have the hots for Beckham, and he had a good year, but .270 with 14 homers probably won't get him the ROY award.

i don't have the hots for him. do i like the player a lot? yes. do i want him to win? yes

but a reliever from a team that finished last in their division? that seems like a longshot to me. just my opinion, though. we'll let the writers decide[/quote:slu6kgx1]

Where a team finishes has nothing to do with ROY, just ask Angel Berroa. It's best season, not most valuable.

 

[UMich92]

If Porcello wins Game 163 in the Metrodome he may just pull enough votes to be the ROY.

Alex

 

[Huffamaniac]

Niemann's last victory may have gotten him back in the race, at least over Porcello

It's a shame Niemann started to fall apart. I was really hoping for a Rays player to get it in back to back years.