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#69071	10/25/2019 10:25:28 am	Nov 4th, 2042
PMurphy17 Joined: 08/24/2016 Posts: 14 Greensboro Blue Jays V.16	I'm having a hard time figuring out how Fabian Pachecohttp://brokenbat.org/player/144340 didn't finish Top 5 in MVP voting. http://brokenbat.org/awards/28/2042 I get the batting avg isn't great. The winner Walther http://brokenbat.org/player/175834 Feels like SI is major factor in MVP voting as my highest rated player finished 2nd with even less stats. Updated Friday, October 25 2019 @ 10:26:48 am PDT

#69075	10/25/2019 11:28:50 am	Nov 4th, 2042
Rock777 Joined: 09/21/2014 Posts: 9610 Haverhill Halflings III.1	Na SI isn't considered, its completely stats (and maybe defensive position a little). Just not always the ones you want. In this case though its a no-brainer. Walther is WAY better. His OPS is 77 points higher. He is much more productive, its not even close. Pacheco hit a lot of HRs, but his production was way below his norm this year. The .255 AVE didn't help. The batting avg was more than not great, and definitely sunk his MVP votes.

#69091	10/25/2019 6:12:50 pm	Jan 15th, 2043
Splinter_9 Joined: 08/30/2019 Posts: 69 Inactive	Walther created about 130 runs in 611 AB. (8.9 RC/27) Pacheco created about 109 runs in 631 AB. (6.2 RC/27) Clearly more valuable. Your own Yamabeepo created about 126 runs in 645 AB. (8 RC/27)

#69095	10/25/2019 11:18:59 pm	Jan 15th, 2043
Jwrose Joined: 07/07/2016 Posts: 95 Parma Dodgers V.10	I wonder about the calculation as well. I was amazed that Takeshi Nishioka didn't win it in IV 6.