The AL MVP race has produced a remarkably diverse mix of stars over the past decade. From massive home run seasons to two-way dominance, the award has showcased players who shaped entire seasons, and,

It's Awards Week for Major League Baseball, and we already know who the Baseball Writers' Association of America picked for the Rookies of the Year.

The Baseball Writers’ Association of America believed that was good for the second best season in the AL, as Crochet finished as the Cy Young runner-up to Detroit’s Tarik Skubal. Skubal went 13-6 with a 2.21 ERA and 0.891 WHIP, striking out 241 batters in 195⅓ innings pitched.

The 2025 MLB Most Valuable Player Awards have been handed out, and Shohei Ohtani captured the NL MVP for the second straight season, while Aaron Judge secured it in the AL.

When the regular season ended, the Toronto Blue Jays and New York Yankees were tied for the American League’s best record, the Boston Red Sox had the fourth-best record, and the fourth-place Tampa Bay Rays still outscored their opposition by 31 runs.

The BBWAA is handing out its final set of awards for the 2025 season right now on MLB Network, with the reveal of the Most Valuable Player from each league -- and it saved perhaps the most intriguing race for last.

Athletics' first baseman Nick Kurtz won this year's American League Rookie of the Year, while Atlanta Braves catcher Drake Baldwin won the award for the National League.