"Baseball's Most Baffling MVP Ballots" with Jeremy Lehrman

  "I just won the Nobel Prize of baseball."  -Elston Howard, American League MVP, 1963  Snubs.  Grudges.  Conspiracies.  Incompetence.  All in a day's work for some of those who vote on Baseball's Most Valuable Player Award.  From its colorful and scandalous beginnings more than a century ago, the MVP has evolved into the most prestigious -- and contentious -- individual honor in the sport.  No award means more to the players, the media, or the fans -- and no other award can claim a voting history so rich in controversy.  "