MLB Awards For 2015.

[Greenbacks]

Kris Bryant wins NL Rookie of the Year



The Cubs 3B led all rookies with 26 HRs (tied with Joc Pederson), 99 RBIs and 6.0 Wins Above Replacement. He won by unanimous vote, the first Cubs rookie to ever do so.

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[Greenbacks]

NL Rookie of the Year voting

• Kris Bryant, Cubs: All 30 first-place votes, 150 points
• Matt Duffy, Giants: 70 points
• Jung-Ho Kang, Pirates: 28 points
• Noah Syndergaard, Mets; 16 points
• Justin Bour, Marlins: 4 points
• Joc Pederson, Dodgers: 1 point
• Stephen Piscotty, Cardinals: 1 point

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[Greenbacks]

Carlos Correa wins AL Rookie of the Year



With 17 first-place votes, the Astros SS joins Jeff Bagwell as the only Houston players to win Rookie of the Year. Correa led all shortstops in HRs (22), slugging percentage (.512) and OPS (.857).



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[Greenbacks]

AL Rookie of the Year voting

• Carlos Correa, Astros: 17 first-place votes, 124 points
• Francisco Lindor, Indians: 13 first-place votes, 109 points
• Miguel Sano, Twins: 20 points
• Roberto Osuna, Blue Jays: 8 points
• Billy Burns, A's: 6 points
• Eddie Rosario, Twins: 2 points
• Delino DeShields, Rangers: 1 point

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[Greenbacks]

 

[Greenbacks]

Unanimous NL Rookies of the Year since 2000

• Kris Bryant, Cubs, 2015
• Craig Kimbrel, Braves, 2011
• Albert Pujols, Cardinals, 2001

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[Greenbacks]

Managers of the Year.....The winners will be announced tonight at 6 p.m.

 

[CHOPTALK]

Correa gonna give Trout and Harper a run for their money for best player in baseball next season

 

[Greenbacks]

Joe Maddon wins NL Manager of the Year



In his first season with the club, Maddon transformed the 2014 last-place Cubs, with a 73-89 record, to 97-65 and brought them to their first postseason appearance since 2008.
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[Greenbacks]

NL Manager of the Year voting

• Joe Maddon, Cubs: 18 first-place votes, 124 points
• Mike Matheny, Cardinals: 9 first-place votes, 87 points
• Terry Collins, Mets: 3 first-place votes, 49 points

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[Greenbacks]

Jeff Banister wins AL Manager of the Year



In his first season as an MLB manager, he brought the Rangers to an AL West title with an 88-74 record after they finished 67-95 in 2014. With 17 first-place votes, he's the first AL manager to win the award in his first season.




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[Greenbacks]

AL Manager of the Year voting

• Jeff Banister, Rangers: 17 first-place votes, 112 points
• A.J. Hinch, Astros: 8 first-place votes, 82 points
• Paul Molitor, Twins: 2 first-place votes, 33 points

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[Greenbacks]

 

[Greenbacks]

Dallas Keuchel wins AL Cy Young Award 3rd Astros pitcher to win a Cy Young Award; 1st since Roger Clemens in 2004.

 

[Greenbacks]

The Astros LHP won 20 games, the most in the AL, and posted a 2.48 ERA on the season. With 22 first-place votes, he's the third Astros pitcher to win the award.




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[Greenbacks]

AL Cy Young Award voting

• Dallas Keuchel, Astros: 22 first-place votes, 186 points
• David Price, Blue Jays: 8 first-place votes, 143 points
• Sonny Gray, A's: 0 first-place votes, 82 points

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[Greenbacks]

Jake Arrieta wins NL Cy Young Award



The Cubs RHP compiled a league-leading 22 wins, a 1.77 ERA (second in MLB) and tossed a no-hitter vs. the Dodgers on Aug. 30. Arrieta had a 0.75 ERA after the All-Star break, the lowest in major-league history (min. 12 starts).

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[Greenbacks]

1st Cubs pitcher to win the Cy Young since Greg Maddux in 1992

 

[Greenbacks]

Jake Arrieta wins the NL Cy Young. I had one of the 30 ballots and voted this way: (5) Jacob deGrom, (4) Gerrit Cole, (3) Clayton Kershaw, (2) Zack Greinke, (1) Jake Arrieta

 

[Greenbacks]

Cubs starring in NL postseason awards



Kris Bryant took home the NL Rookie of the Year Award, and Joe Maddon was named NL Manager of the Year. With Jake Arrieta winning the NL Cy Young, it's the just the second time a single team won all three of those awards. (via Elias)





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