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Adrian Gonzalez, who had a .350 on-base percentage, .480 slugging percentage and 28 homers this year, is the Dodgers’ finalist in the fan balloting for the 2015 Hank Aaron Award, given to the top offensive player in each league. Vote here.
— Jon Weisman
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Don Bright
They should make this a “more important” award, and have the writers vote for this. Basically make it the best hitter of the year award thus removing the debate of giving the MVP to a player who’s team isn’t a playoff team (or really not too much of a contender), like Harper this year. Then you give the MVP to a player who truly was the most “valuable” to his team being a contender. If it’s the same player, so be it. This also could help pitchers win the MVP more often.