Rollins batted .296 with 30 homers, 94 RBIs and 41 steals from the leadoff spot, helping Philadelphia rally from a big September deficit to win the NL East. He led the league in runs (139) and triples (20), becoming the second consecutive Phillies player to win the MVP following Ryan Howard last year.
"I was like, if he can win it I can win it. The only thing he can do better than me is hit home runs further than me," Rollins said.
Apparently not important: 1) Hitting home runs way more often than you, 2) Getting on base way more often than you, 3) Offense.
Congratulations, Jimmy Rollins, on leading all MVPs through history in outs recorded!
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