Soriano shouldn't sniff an MVP award on the Washington Nationals when the numbers are comparable (which they will be) from other players on competitive teams. End of discussion, what a ridiculous notion.
2) I can leave Wang out because Santana has been flat out BETTER than Wang has. Take off your pinstriped glasses for a second and look at these numbers.
Santana
12-5
162.1 Innings Pitched
168 Strikeouts
3.22 ERA
1.07 WHIP
.218 OBA w/Bases Empty
.246 OBA w/Runners On
.197 OBA w/RISP
.197 OBA w/RISP and 2 Outs
Wang
13-4
156 Innings Pitched
48 Strikeouts
3.58 ERA
1.25 WHIP
.234 OBA w/Bases Empty
.316 OBA w/Runners On
.310 OBA w/RISP
.291 OBA w/RISP and 2 Outs
Aside from record, which isn't exactly the best indicator of how someone has pitched, there's no contest. And unlike good pitchers, Wang doesn't exactly get tougher to hit in big situations.