LAT Columnist Says Writers Struck Out in MVP Voting
Los Angeles Dodgers center fielder Matt Kemp finished second in the National League MVP race Tuesday behind Milwaukee Brewers left fielder and former Granada Hills standout Ryan Braun.
Los Angeles Times columnist Bill Plaschke called out the Baseball Writers’ Assocation of America, who decide the MLB postseason honors, for not voting Kemp over Braun, despite a disappointing 82-79 record and finishing 11.5 games behind Arizona.
Due to a LAT policy, Plaschke wasn’t able to serve as one of the two designated voters from the local BBWAA chapter.
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