Thought this was interesting. In the game thread last night a couple people noticed that as of today, Bryant leads the NL in WAR. Based on the Cubs having a 'down' year until the last few weeks, and his low RBI total/bad clutch numbers, he hasn't gotten a ton of MVP talk, which...whatever. I usually like looking at WPA (win probability added) when looking at the MVP race, as it takes into account big hits and how much impact towards results the player actually had. Amazingly, Trout is leading all of baseball. Bryant comes in at 19th in the National League, thanks largely to him being by far the least clutch player thus far in the NL (no idea how the stat works, but his number is -2.92, the next worst person, Stanton, is -1.85). Top NL WPA producer? Our other cornerstone, Anthony Rizzo.