2015 North Colorado Tumbleweed 1st Half MVP

Scariest bobblehead ever?

I'm certain that this thing will eventually haunt my dreams:

The Max Scherzer Bobblehead at Comerica. #detail pic.twitter.com/nVpDmaRpB9

— Tom Leyden (@TomLeyden) March 31, 2014

Yes, the eyes are weird, but it isn't so much the different colors.  I'm actually fine with that.  The eyes are scary because of the divergence.  Beyond that, there's the freakishly misshapen jaw/cheeks/ears/neck/nose/mouth.

The PFBL Keeper Deadline is TOMORROW!

PFBL owners, have you made your keeper selections yet?

As for me, I have several good options...

My (biased) BBWAA Award Picks

My picks are as follows:

Pioneer Skies 1st Half MVP

Without much further ado, my 1st half MVP is...

My dog has Scherzer eyes...

But her name is River, not Max.

And the winner is . . .

Round	Pick	Player	Position
1.	(5)	Joey Votto	1B
2.	(16)	Giancarlo Stanton	OF
3.	(25)	CC Sabathia	SP
4.	(36)	Jay Bruce	OF
5.	(45)	Max Scherzer	SP
6.	(56)	Mat Latos	SP
7.	(65)	Asdrubal Cabrera	SS
8.	(76)	Jose Altuve	2B
9.	(85)	Mark Trumbo	1B,3B,OF
10.	(96)	Joe Nathan	RP
11.	(105)	David Price (k)	SP
12.	(116)	John Axford	RP
13.	(125)	David Ortiz	1B
14.	(136)	Justin Upton (k)	OF
15.	(145)	Josh Reddick	OF
16.	(156)	Josh Rutledge	2B,SS
17.	(165)	Alexi Ogando	RP
18.	(176)	Marco Estrada	SP,RP
19.	(185)	Chris Perez	RP
20.	(196)	Kevin Youkilis	1B,3B
21.	(205)	Nick Markakis	OF
22.	(216)	Victor Martinez (k)	C

Projecting the 2012 World Series

On paper, the Detroit Tigers have the better offense, but since falling down three games to one in the NLCS, the San Francisco Giants outscored the Cardinals 20-1, so they seem to be firing on all cylinders.  With Valverde's playoff implosion, the Giants have the edge in the bullpen, but since game four of the ALDS, the starters for the Tigers have pitched well enough to go deep into the game, and Jim Leyland hasn't had to rely on his reliefers.  The 2012 World Series will probably come down to the starting pitching matchups.  Let's take a look, shall we?

Disclaimer: pitching matchups are subject to change.  The Giants have announced their plans going forward, and the Tigers have only announced their rotation through game four. The longer the Series goes, the more likely we can see changes.

Game 1: 10/24 - Justin Verlander v. Barry Zito

Edge: Tigers.  Verlander is a beast at the top of his game, and Zito will be facing a lineup with a lot of potent right handed hitters (Miguel Cabrera, Delmon Young, Austin Jackson, Omar Infante, Jhonny Peralta and Avisail García).

Game 2: 10/25 - Doug Fister v. Madison Bumgarner

Edge: