The bloggers poll had run into some uncertainty a few weeks back. Despite changing locations and voting method, the Blogger's Poll has not missed a step.

The poll for the American League utilized results up until June 15th. You can head over to RotoJunkie and see the results.

I won't spend a lot of time behind my votes, as my rationale has been posted along with the overall results at RotoJunkie, but here is how I voted:

MVP
Winner - Milton Bradley
Runner Up - Grady Sizemore
3rd - B.J. Upton

Bradley has simply been raking. I feel that his bat has done a lot of good for Josh Hamilton and if Bradley wasn't in town, Hamilton wouldn't be putting up half the numbers he is. Grady and B.J. are the best players on their respective teams, as well as being outstanding fielders. I am also a big Indians fan!

Cy Young
Winner - Shaun Marcum
Runner Up - Felix Hernandez
3rd - Scott Kazmir

I have a tough time believing that Marcum actually has a legitimate shot at winning this, but from what I have seen, Marcum has been the best pitcher in the American League this year. Like Bradley, my first place vote is like the kiss of death. Felix seems to be putting things together, and it will be interesting how the Mariners pitchers react to having a rookie behind the plate. Kazmir has been unhittable at times and his fiery attitude has turned into some great results.

Rookie of the Year
Winner - Jacoby Ellsbury
Runner Up - Evan Longoria
3rd - Aaron Laffey

There is hardly competition here. Ellsbury is out in front by a large margin. Longoria has done his best to shorten the gap, and his excellent fielding has helped, but I think the steals and on base percentage are simply too much at this point. Laffey has been solid, but one has to worry how many of his ground balls will make it to the outfield with Asdrubal in Buffalo.

I encourage everyone to give feedback on my votes, and/or to suggest whom they would have voted for. Keep in mind, however, that this is a 'if the season were to end today' vote.