Here's a quick look at the top NL MVP candidates so far this season.
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This guy doesn't overwhelm you with his power or his speed, but Livan Ordonez can flat out hit. He's currently sporting a .381 BA, which is tops in the entire ML. Along with 21 HR and 64 RBI, you can be assured that Ordonez will stay in the NL MVP race for the entire season.
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This is the man that has torn up ML pitching since first stepping foot on ML soil. Billy Lamb is on pace this season for all-time highs in virtually every category. Sporting a .334 BA, 34 HR, and 78 RBI, Billy currently has the inside track for the NL award. It is a long season, however, and there's still plenty of time for other candidates to make up ground.
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If there's an NL MVP candidate from the Arizona franchise, chances are you are thinking that it's Nicholas Lanier. Wrong! Enter Harry Rowe, Arizona's new hitting stud. With a .325 BA, 24 HR, and a NL-leading 80 RBI, Rowe has as good a chance for the NL MVP as anybody. Don't count Lanier out either, as you know he'll bounce back.