Well first of all you are wrong completely with Kollack's numbers. He pitched last night and threw 6 innings of no-hit ball against Blackburn last night. He is 4-1 with a 3.2 ERA. He has 71 strikeouts, the opposing teams are only hitting barely over .200, and he is second in hits given up. I'd say that alone is pretty solid numbers.

So you are saying because Kollack had to face Webster he is out of the race? Have you seen that kid's numbers? Even with the lose to Webster, he pitched pretty well against them and has dominated the rest of the teams he had faced. Now, I will agree with you on the fact that Law should also be considered, but with only a 4-0 record really doesn't justify it for me.

I also don't think just because Webster went undefeated that they deserve both awards.

Alright. I can see how you could get that. He is a great hitter. Now, who would be your Pitcher of the Year?

Alright guys. Here is a question for you...who is your pitcher of the year and player of the year?