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From: dpb@philabs.UUCP (Paul Benjamin)
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Subject: Re: Re: Dr. K, MVP, Cy Young!
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Date: Thu, 5-Sep-85 14:19:29 EDT
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> "If Guerrero isn't the most valuable player in the league, it's fixed"
> -- Enos Cabell
> 
> "Guerrero definitely deserves the MVP" -- Dale Murphy
> 
> Well, it seems like when the fans from the east talk about the MVP,
> all they have in mind is Gooden, Andujar, Hernandez, and other
> Mets. They simply ignore a guy who single-handedly carried the
> Dodgers to a seven-game lead (as of 8/31) from a five-game deficit;
> and this guy also has impressive statistics, at the top of most
> offensive catergories (this would satisfy both Paul Benjamin,
> who likes winner, and David Rubin, a statistic diehard). 
> No wonder Guerrero is so bitter that he doesn't get the recognition
> he deserves.
> 
> 					Eddy Lor

You're right! I am satisfied. Guerrero's surge has meant the
difference between a comfortable lead and also-ran status for
the Dodgers. No other single player seems to stick out in this
fashion. I'm 100% for Guerrero.
					Paul Benjamin