Yoenis Cespedes, New York Mets: Last season was likely a career year, but if he bashes out 83 extra-base hits again, good things will happen for the Mets.ġ0. Also, I have the Pirates just missing the playoffs after three straight appearances.ĩ. He's starting the season hitting second in the lineup, which could hurt his RBI totals. Andrew McCutchen, Pittsburgh Pirates: He's finished third, first, third and fifth the past four seasons. Anthony Rizzo, Chicago Cubs: He finished fourth in the voting last year and is certainly capable of the same type of season.Ĩ. Giancarlo Stanton, Miami Marlins: He finished second in the voting in 2014 for a team that won just 77 games, so if he stays healthy. Pollock's injury, for two reasons: The D-backs are now less likely to make the playoffs, and he'll have fewer baserunners on ahead of him to drive in.
Paul Goldschmidt, Arizona Diamondbacks: His MVP chances took a sizable hit with A.J. If he does that for six, he might finish first.ĥ. Buster Posey, San Francisco Giants: I have the Giants winning the NL West, giving Posey a good chance to win his second MVP award.Ĥ. If the Dodgers make the playoffs, it'll likely be because Kershaw has a monster season.ģ. Clayton Kershaw, Los Angeles Dodgers: Voters don't like giving the MVP to pitchers, but he won two seasons ago. If so, he'll still win multiple MVP awards over the next decade.Ģ. After all, it's hard to imagine him putting up better numbers. Bryce Harper, Washington Nationals: It's possible that Harper has already maxed out even though he's just 23. Let's get the award selections on the record as well.ġ. Here were my final predictions for all 30 teams.
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