Anybody think he got a chance to win the MVP award this year? With the way he been hitting and if the streak continue he might have a pretty good chance.
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33 game hitting streak and the guy is still only batting .232
Anything short of breaking the streak means 0% chance at the MVP.Comment -
LOL are you serious, MVP is a season long award not a 1/4 of the season award.Comment -
No.
He was batting somewhere in the range of .125 before this hitting streak. Good performance of late, but unless he breaks that hitting streak record, he won't be considered at all.Comment -
Yes they are a playoff team he is going to lead the league in homers hitting in a pitchers park and plays 2nd base. He is not the MVP right now but is the favorite because of how he is playing.Comment -
no chance at allComment -
no but give the guy some credit. He's having an amazing run. He's not only getting hits, he's getting multiple hits in games and is extending the streak in his first at bat.Comment -
no, but this streak doesn't look like its stopping anytime soon...Comment -
Actually, he's really not.
17 of the 33 he has had one hit and he has only had a 3+ hit game ONCE.
He's also raised his average from .178 to .232 (not a 100-jump as some suggest)
If raising your average by 60-points makes you an MVP candidate, then I guess Carl Crawford should win in the American League, right?Comment -
Dan uggla was miserable for the first half of the season.Comment -
are u fuken kidding me?? This guy strikes out more than a hooker on 8th st gives head....Comment -
This is a joke right? No chance.....I would not even bet it at 1000-1Comment -
The MVP should only be awarded to someone who hits safely in at least 125 games, has 79 multi-hit games, hits 56 home runs, has 152 RBI's and a batting average of .381.Comment -
it will either be him or richie sexonComment -
No way. He's batting .232. Even if the streak continues for awhile I doubt he finishies above .260Comment -
Not a chance.Comment -
no shot he gets mvp. Whenever the streak ends he will get extremely cold afterwards. this guy is nothing but a .225 hitter yr after yrComment -
Wow... this thread is good level stupidComment -
Can you be comback player of the year, when the 2ndH of your season is considerably better than your 1stH???Comment -
For Uggla to win MVP he has to break Joe's streak. Lead the NL in Home Runs and he needs to move up in RBI's, especially batting clean up. He is 27th in the NL in RBI's with 61, 2nd in the NL in Home Runs.
There have been others players to have a hitting streak over 30 games. How many have won MVP?
According to STATS LLC, Uggla's homer was his 49th hit in the 33-game streak. He had 55 hits in his first 86 games of 2011.Comment
