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obviously going on. And gentlemen, let's start here with our two best friends, Scott Bogman and the

Welsh who are here talking ball with me. We're talking about MVP here. And Otani always seemed like a

foregone conclusion. But Otani, offensively, hasn't quite been Otani always seemed like a foregone conclusion but Otani offensively hasn't quite been

Otani I just want to throw this out there at the top of it here does anybody have any

outside thoughts on anybody else for MVP I know he's been great as a pitcher and he does still

hit not quite at the same level he was hitting at previous seasons, but it's still a

foregone conclusion, right? No, no, any, anything for you? No. I mean, it is. I would say if,

if, if, if, Bobby Wade Jr. were in the NL, this would be one of those situations where he could

take it. I'm not convinced that Otani is going to run away with MVP now because

the offensive numbers are mediocre. The problem with it is the pitching is so good that the

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