Braun edges Tulowitzki by two votes; Pedroia wins in landslide

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Braun Wins Rookie Of The Year
Published 11/12/2007 by Brad at Chuckie Hacks
Chuckie Hacks "That ain't Chuckie's game. Chuckie's hacking on 2-0." Former Milwaukee Brewers CF Chuckie Carr on why he swung through a take sign on a 2-0 count. Your forum for Brewers, Bucks, Badgers, Packers and Marquette rants and rumblings! Monday, November 12, 2007 Braun Wins Rookie Of The Year By a mere two votes, Brauntasarus wins the NL Rookie of the Year. Story. Posted by Brad at 1:49 PM     0 comments: Post a Comment Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Current Chuckie Hacks Chach! ...

Pedro Takes Home More Honors
Published 11/12/2007 by Pitchfork Nation at AZ Sports Hub - Arizona's Destination for Sports - Blogs - Podcasts - Forums
... The Baseball Writers’ Association of America voted Pedro as the AL Rookie of the Year today in a runaway blowout. Dustin earned 24 of the 28 first place votes in the poll, beating 2nd place Devil Rays rookie Delmon Young by 76 points. ...

News Roundup: Tigers Loading Up on the Joneses
Published 11/13/2007 by Charlie <info@buccosdugout.com> at Bucs Dugout
-P- Ryan Braun and Dustin Pedroia won the official Rookie of the Year awards. -P- The Cubs dealt Jacque Jones and cash for IF Omar Infante. At first it seems like an uninteresting trade of two players who'd fallen out of favor, but Jones had been the Cubs' main center fielder for parts of the season last year. So what this trade appears to do is clear the way for youngster Felix Pie, who struggled in the majors last year but hit well at Class AAA Iowa. Pie has been in the minors forever but is still pretty raw - ...

Our 2007 AL Cy Young Winner Loves Hot Women, Killing Deer
Published 11/13/2007 by nason at Small White Ball
Well, just a few minutes after we posted our thoughts on the Rookie of the Year voting, the announcements came out. Guess what? We were right as Dustin Pedroia and Ryan Braun both took their respective R.O.Y. titles, a bit sweeter for the former as it can go somewhere next to his World Series ring. With Jacoby Ellsbury seemingly slated into the Boston center field next season, they have a rare shot at back-to-back R.O.Y's. For Braun, he now returns to a power-laden lineup that will hopefully learn from their mistakes to become a real threat in the N.L. Central in 2008. Either ...

Bannister Finishes 3rd in AL ROY Voting
Published 11/13/2007 by RoyalsNation <info@royalsreview.com> at Royals Review
... Dustin Pedroia won this year's Rookie of the Year voting in a landslide, finishing with 24 first place votes over Delmon Young's three and Brian Bannister's one. ...

The long road still ahead
Published 11/14/2007 by Harper Gordek at Oleanders and Morning Glories
... be legitimite contenders by 2009.  They could have a playoff team stocked with young stars and a stacked farm system by 2010…” Stop.  Much like my trip home, for everything to continue on as well for the Nats, while not impossible, is unlikely.  Building a team from scratch, which is pretty much what this regime had/has to do, is a long and difficult task.  Something is bound to get in the way.   I was brought back to this reality by the news items featuring the Rookie of the Year, and Zimmerman’s surgery.  These rookies, Pedroia, Braun, ...

10 Things That Need To Happen
Published 11/15/2007 by mr. met at the metropolitans
... 'Twas a close one in the NL, but the AL was a landslide. You can argue all day about Braun and Tulo, but what Braun did was mesmerizing. ...

Scraps, Fuck Off : Castillo Returns To Flushing
Published 11/19/2007 by GC at Can't Stop The Bleeding
... Tampa skipper Joe Maddon is a bit ticked off over his right fielder Delmon Young being left off as many as 8 ballots in the recently concluded AL Rookie Of The Year vote , won by Boston’s Dustin Pedroia. Maddon told ...

Pedro Takes Home More Honors
Published 11/20/2007 by Pitchfork Nation at AZ Sports Hub - Arizona's Destination for Sports - Blogs - Podcasts - Forums
... The Baseball Writers’ Association of America voted Pedro as the AL Rookie of the Year today in a runaway blowout. Dustin earned 24 of the 28 first place votes in the poll, beating 2nd place Devil Rays rookie Delmon Young by 76 points. ...

Pedro Takes Home More Honors
Published 12/11/2007 by Pitchfork Nation at AZ Sports Hub - Arizona's Destination for Sports - Blogs - Podcasts - Forums
... The Baseball Writers’ Association of America voted Pedro as the AL Rookie of the Year today in a runaway blowout. Dustin earned 24 of the 28 first place votes in the poll, beating 2nd place Devil Rays rookie Delmon Young by 76 points. ...

Pedro Takes Home More Honors
Published 12/11/2007 by Pitchfork Nation at AZ Sports Hub - Arizona's Destination for Sports - Blogs - Podcasts - Forums
The news keeps getting better for former ASU shortstop, World Series champion and all around balding midget Dustin Pedroia. The Baseball Writers’ Association of America voted Pedro as the AL Rookie of the Year today in a runaway blowout. Dustin earned 24 of the 28 first place votes in the poll, beating 2nd place Devil Rays rookie Delmon Young by 76 points. After a slow start in April, Pedroia exploded when the calendar turned to May. He hit .317 with 8 homeruns and 50 RBI, but more importantly, he had a .380 on-base percentage and an astounding .990 fielding percentage. In a ...

Pedro Takes Home More Honors
Published 12/11/2007 by Pitchfork Nation at AZ Sports Hub - Arizona's Destination for Sports - Blogs - Podcasts - Forums
The news keeps getting better for former ASU shortstop, World Series champion and all around balding midget Dustin Pedroia. The Baseball Writers’ Association of America voted Pedro as the AL Rookie of the Year today in a runaway blowout. Dustin earned 24 of the 28 first place votes in the poll, beating 2nd place Devil Rays rookie Delmon Young by 76 points. After a slow start in April, Pedroia exploded when the calendar turned to May. He hit .317 with 8 homeruns and 50 RBI, but more importantly, he had a .380 on-base percentage and an astounding .990 fielding percentage. In a ...