pretty random, but was checking out Troy Glaus' B-R page tonight and saw that in 2000 he didn't receive a single MVP vote despite putting up this line: .284/.404/.604/1.008, 150+, 47 HR (led the league), 102 RBI, 120 Runs, 7.6 WAR I realize other guys had better seasons, but still, to not crack the top 20 with a line like that? Sign of the times I suppose. http://www.baseball-reference.com/awards/awards_2000.shtml#ALmvp Also interesting that year to see how the voters viewed the "Coors Factor" in ranking Helton fifth in the voting given that he led all of baseball in BA, SLG, OPS, Total Bases, Doubles, RBI, RC, XBH, WPA, and was second in WAR, Runs, Hits, and IBB.