3 Blue Jays who have a chance to take away MVP votes from this Yankees candidate
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3 Blue Jays who have a chance to take away MVP votes from this Yankees candidate
"The Blue Jays have the second-worst run differential, -25, and rank 24th among MLB teams in runs per game (3.80) due to being fourth in runners left on base (119)."
"Ben Rice is a player to finish in the top 10 of the AL MVP voting, which comes as a slight surprise. He had a solid sophomore season last year, hitting 26 home runs, scoring 74 times, and knocking in 65 runs."
"As of April 12 this season, the 27-year-old is off to a hot start, slashing .356/.500/.756, with four home runs, 14 runs, and 12 RBIs."
"With these limitations, it'll reduce the votes Rice receives, as he's not an everyday player, so his opportunities to produce are restricted."
The Toronto Blue Jays have had a disappointing start to the season, following their 2025 World Series appearance. After a promising sweep of the Athletics, they have gone 3-9, suffering losses to the Rockies and being swept by the White Sox. The team has the second-worst run differential at -25 and ranks low in runs per game. Despite this, players like Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Daulton Varsho, and Kevin Gausman are performing well. Ben Rice is surprisingly mentioned as a potential top 10 AL MVP candidate, despite being a platoon hitter with limited opportunities.
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