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Wednesday, November 19, 2008Life of BoswellPosted by Dave StudemanOne of my favorite sports writer/bloggers, Joe Posnanski, has written a biting, yet appropriate, critique of Thomas Boswell's position that giving the MVP to Albert Pujols is "nuts." This year's MVP debate is really separating the "gets it's" from the "doesn't get it's" for me. I believe that Howard wasn't even the most valuable player on his own team; once you take fielding, baserunning and position into account, Chase Utley was. Now I'm willing to concede that's debatable to some extent, because it requires an appreciation of batting splits, fielding prowess and other kind-of-obscure stuff. But Pujols over Howard? Not debatable at all. Scott Karl interviewPosted by Dave StudemanYou may remember former Brewer/Rockie Scott Karl. Well, Brewerfan managed to scoop up an interview with Karl, and it's pretty interesting. You sometimes wonder why and how players start to lose their edge, and Karl provides one example: ...I had developed a genetic condition that limited the elasticity of my ligaments and tendons. I could still throw the ball where I wanted to, and make it move, but my velocity was going, and when that started for me, it went fast. I never had an arm injury in my career, but when that happened, I just lost the velocity. |
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