Rollins, who spurred Phils into playoffs, wins MVP

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Richie Rich Richie Rich posted 11/20/2007 from sports.espn.go.com [flag]
Jimmy Rollins won the National League MVP award in a close race over Matt Holliday on Tuesday. The Gold Glove shortstop received 16 of 32 first-place votes. [link]

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Holliday, Rockies Get Screwed by Voters
Published 11/20/2007 by Russell at East Coast Bias
In one of the closest races for NL MVP, Jimmy Rollins literally stole the award from Matt Holliday. I love the East Coast as much as anyone, but this is ridiculous. Story here. ...

A Bug’s Life?
Published 11/21/2007 by guys at Knuckle Curve - Baseball News
... In other news, Jimmy Rollins is the National League MVP – just beating out Matt Holliday of the Colorado Rockies. Huh? Maybe I’m just not seeing it (which might be truer than you think..), but the guys who vote do. This was the closest vote since Terry Pendleton beat out Barry Bonds for the MVP award back in 1991. Honestly I was pretty darn sure that Matt Holliday would’ve walked away with the MVP with the kind of year he had. ...

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Jimmy Rollins Wins NL MVP

hotfoot posted 11/20/2007 from www.hotfootblog.com

It was just announced that Jimmy Rollins won the National League MVP, MLB.com reports. Rollins was listed first on 16 0f 32 ballots, second on seven, third on four, fourth on four and fifth on one for a total of 353 points. Matt Holliday came in second place, his breakdown was 11 first-place votes, 18 seconds, one third, one fourth and one sixth for 336 points.
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Jimmy Rollins beats out Holliday for MVP | SportFiends.com

houroc posted 11/20/2007 from sportfiends.com

Jimmy Rollins was award the National League MVP award. He just beat out Colorado Rockies’ Matt Holliday. The voting was very close with Rollins beating out Holliday by only 17 points, the closest vote since 1991. The break was, Rollins listed first on 16 ballots, second on seven, third on four, fourth on four and fifth on one for a total of 353 points. Holliday’s had 11 first-place votes, 18 secon
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Rollins Wins NL MVP (The Zo Zone)

The Good Phight: Front Page Posts found this 11/20/2007 on blogs.phillynews.com

Jimmy Rollins is the National League Most Valuable Player. The man who proclaimed the Phillies the team to beat in the National League East in January beat Colorado Rockies leftfielder Matt Holliday , who led the league in hitting and RBIs, for the ...
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