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Ohio State Pitcher Gets Most Valuable Player Award Saturday, June 3rd , 2062 Fans of the Ohio State Buckeyes are hoping there are many more awards to come for their talented ace, Mike Snead. At the age of only 20, the star pitcher has been named the Skip Bertman League Most Valuable Player Award winner for 2062. "We knew Snead was a special player, but I don't think anyone expected him to get this good, this fast," the Ohio State manager said. Snead's dominant season saw him throw 39.1 innings, with a 1.14 ERA and .181 opponent's batting average. He had a record of 1-1 through 9 starts and compiled a 2.2 WAR along the way. He received 19 first place votes out of a possible 48. Andy Dunn of the Oklahoma Sooners finished second in voting with 18 first place votes, while Kevin Bennett of the Tennessee Volunteers finished third with 6 first place votes. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Mike Snead - Ohio State Buckeyes - 19 - 351 Andy Dunn - Oklahoma Sooners - 18 - 351 Kevin Bennett - Tennessee Volunteers - 6 - 300 Mike Skinner - South Illinois Salukis - 4 - 247 Jaheim Sewell - Tennessee Volunteers - 0 - 223 David Wood - South Carolina Gamecocks - 1 - 201 Mike Roberson - Virginia Cavaliers - 0 - 166 Trevor Trower - Michigan Wolverines - 0 - 161 Frank McIntyre - Tennessee Volunteers - 0 - 131 Scott Valentine - South Illinois Salukis - 0 - 118 Josh Messenger - Oklahoma Sooners - 0 - 104 Brian Lowder - Florida State Seminoles - 0 - 93 Jared LaBorde - Florida State Seminoles - 0 - 76 Adam Pieters - Michigan Wolverines - 0 - 76 Billy Moses - Ohio State Buckeyes - 0 - 63 Philip Sears - Tennessee Volunteers - 0 - 53 Jim Berger - Vanderbilt Commodores - 0 - 27 Kevin Helle - South Illinois Salukis - 0 - 27 Adam Parker - Florida Gators - 0 - 19 Josh Crawford - South Illinois Salukis - 0 - 17 Tim Cavaness - South Carolina Gamecocks - 0 - 7 Salvatore Reyes - Florida State Seminoles - 0 - 6 Corey Alexander - Oklahoma Sooners - 0 - 4 Brandon Delasbour - South Illinois Salukis - 0 - 4 Josh Raiola - Miami Hurricanes - 0 - 3 Steve Porter - Oklahoma Sooners - 0 - 2 Mark Barber - Michigan Wolverines - 0 - 1 T.J. Norman - Missouri Tigers - 0 - 1 |
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