Philadelphia sports MVP and LVP

[RinaldoZac]

From January 1st 2014 to present, who is your 2014 Philadelphia sports Most Valuable Person and Least Valuable Person (A players, coach or GM from the: Flyers, Eagles, 76ers, Phillies or Union). Provide a brief explanation of why. My MVP is Darren Sproles with Maclin as the runner up. No matter how Sproles got the ball, kick returning, running or playing in the slot, things happened. My LVP is Bill Davis (Eagles defensive coordinator) with Cary Williams and his bonehead penalties runner up, Davis playing calling especially in the secondary was horrendous. Too many big plays, too many times... ended up costing the Eagles.

Who is your Philadelphia sports Most Valuable and Least Valuable Person?

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[OrangeAndBlackMetal]

MVP: Chip Kelly
LVP: Ryan Howard

 

[RinaldoZac]

MVP: Chip Kelly
LVP: Ryan Howard

I lost a lot of confidence in Chip Kelly towards the second half of the season. Seemed as though he lost his balls and stopped taking risks. Kelly went 1-5 vs teams with winning records. Are the Eagles really better off now then they were when Kelly took over?

 

[Flyotes]

MVP: Voracek/His StepUp
LVP: Eagles secondary/Davis

 

[BillDineen]

LVP: Zac Rinaldo.

 

[4thline4life]

Lvp Fletcher. I could play just as good at corner.

 

[BringBackHakstol]

Giroux/Amaro

 

[usahockey22flyers]

Giroux
Ryan Howard

 

[LegionOfDoom91]

I don't watch the Union nor could I tell you a single player on the team. I don't watch the Sixers neither but know a little about the team.

MVP's: Voracek/Giroux, Maclin/Barwin, the Phillies & Sixers don't get one

LVP's: Lecavalier, Eagles Secondary, Howard (Amaro), & none for the Sixers since they're intentionally trying to be bad.

 

[flyguy]

MVP: Fletcher Cox - has really stepped up as the anchor of the Eagle's D and I'm excited to see what he'll become in the future. Having him, Benny Logan, and Vinny Curry reminds me of the days of Reggie and Jerome Brown. It would be incredible if the Eagles found a secondary and were able to transform in an awesome defense again.

LVP: Not a player, but has to be the incompetent Ruben Amaro Jr. How he still has a job is completely baffling. He has put the Phillies in a position to not be competitive for the next 5 years.

If you want a player I guess you go with Howard.

 

[FlyTimmo]

MVP: Giroux/Voracek, Sam Hinkie

LVP: Ruben Amaro Jr, Bradley Fletcher

 

[Halladay]

Hamels

Billy Davis

 

[zarley zelepukin]

MVP: Joshua Harris. What the Sixers are doing couldn't be happening without him. It's a bold strategy but I think it's going to pay off and most owners wouldn't allow it a chance to happen. And frankly, it's a light year for candidates in Philly.

LVP: Bradley Fletcher. He beats out Ryan Howard because there's no sentimental attachment. I considered Holmgren and Amaro but a lot of the damage they've done was inflicted pre-2014.

 

[RinaldoZac]

Hal Gill for LVP? Blowing game 5 in New York

 

[Beef Invictus]

Giroux/Amaro

This is mine too. Giroux is the best overall athlete in his sport of all Philly athletes, and Amaro is The Ruiner.

 

[Schwarbomb]

Josh Harris for giving the Sixers hope.

Ryan Howard for being an overpaid bum.

 

[Halladay]

It's too easy to give it to RAJ. I mean, he could be it every year.

 

[BringBackHakstol]

Kind of bizarre some of these choices. Giroux is just wayyyy more important to the flyers success than fletcher cox, Cole hamles, and Darren sproles are for their teams.

 

[Halladay]

It depends what you mean by value? Does it mean who is the most important to their team, or who had the best season? This gets debated every time for when the MVP comes up.

 

[BringBackHakstol]

It depends what you mean by value? Does it mean who is the most important to their team, or who had the best season? This gets debated every time for when the MVP comes up.

It should be G either way

 

[RinaldoZac]

It depends what you mean by value? Does it mean who is the most important to their team, or who had the best season? This gets debated every time for when the MVP comes up.

Most valuable person to Philadelphia Sports this calender year

 

[PALE PWNR]

Giroux

Ryan Howard

 

[McNasty]

LVP has gotta be Howard. Bradley Fletcher blows, but there is plenty of blame to go around on Eagle's defenders not named Fletcher Cox (notably Billy Davis for leaving him 1 on 1 with Dez Bryant over and over).

MVP gotta go with Giroux. How he played post Jan 1st combined with how he's started this year out, it's an easy choice IMO.

 

[Sniped]

MVP: Claude Giroux

LVP: Reuben Amaro

 

[duffy9748]

Giroux is the best athlete in the city and it isn't really close.