MLB Awards For 2015.

[Greenbacks]

Bryce Harper wins NL MVP



Harper, 23, became just the 6th player in the expansion era to lead the National League in runs (118), HRs (42), and OPS (1.109) in a single season. He's the youngest NL MVP since Johnny Bench in 1970.

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[Greenbacks]

 

[Greenbacks]

[h=1]Special season for Harper

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In 2015, Bryce Harper became the second player in National League history to finish in the top-2 in batting average, HR, runs and walks in a single season. Rogers Hornsby is the other, who did it twice (via Elias).

 

[Greenbacks]

NL MVP voting breakdown

• Bryce Harper, Nationals: All 30 first-place votes, 420 points
• Paul Goldschmidt, D-backs: 18 second-place votes, 234 points
• Joey Votto, Reds: 1 second-place vote, 175 points

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[Greenbacks]

Josh Donaldson wins AL MVP



Donaldson joins George Bell as the only MVPs in Blue Jays history. Toronto, which reached the playoffs for the first time since 1993, owed much of its success to Donaldson. He finished 1st in the AL in runs (122), 2nd in WAR (8.8) and T-3rd in HRs (41).

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[Greenbacks]

AL MVP voting breakdown

• Josh Donaldson, Blue Jays: 23 first-place votes, 385 points
• Mike Trout, Angels: 7 first-place votes, 304 points
• Lorenzo Cain, Royals: 20 third-place votes, 225 points

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[Greenbacks]

Josh Donaldson: 1st player to win AL MVP in 1st season with new team since Vladimir Guerrero in 2004