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Dave Cameron on his National League MVP pick: I suggested that I'd lean toward voting for Troy Tulowitzki, and that was before he launched two more home runs on Saturday. His numbers in September are just crazy good (.357/.407/1.000, .577 wOBA),...

Anyone can intuitively support Ryan Howard for NL MVP, but the empirical evidence favors Albert Pujols.

Story | Conversation | November 20, 2006

I don't know that there's a great deal of suspense regarding today's announcement of the National League's Most Valuable Player Award. We had 19 voters in the SweetSpot Network Awards, and 15 of them went for Joey Votto. The other four first-place...

More from the mailbag: Can't say I really understand your Adrian Gonzalez MVP article. He leads Pujols and Votto (indeed, all NL position players) in WAR. He is third in OPS+, obviously reflecting the fact that he plays in a much tougher hitters' pa...

A Question from a Follower: "Shouldn't Adrian Gonzalez be in the MVP conversation? He's the only offense in the NL's best team. Reminds me of Kirk Gibson in '88?" I don't believe in giving a hitter extra credit for being the best hitter on his tea...

Andruw Jones hasn't created enough wins to be named National League MVP.

Story | Conversation | September 12, 2005

Just eight years ago, Ken Caminiti was as good as anybody – even Barry Bonds.

Story | Conversation | October 11, 2004