2005 MLB Awards

A-Rod picked up his second AL MVP after hitting .321 with 48 homers in all 162 of the Yankees' games.

After falling just short of the NL MVP in his first four seasons, Pujols won it with a .330 average and 41 homers.

On the strength of a 21-8 season that included a pair of complete games, Colon captured hardware.

Despite winning one fewer game (21) than Dontrelle Willis, Carpenter took home NL Cy Young honors.

Street was recognized for saving 23 games and a posting a 1.72 ERA the year after being drafted.

With 22 homers and 63 RBIs in just 88 games, Howard was most deserving of top NL rookie honors.

In his second year as a manager, Guillen led the White Sox to 99 wins and a World Series championship.

For leading the young Braves to a division title, Cox was honored for the second time in as many seasons.

With a .438 average during the White Sox sweep of the Astros, Dye took home World Series MVP honors.

The Braves right-hander, John Smoltz, represented the game through positive contributions on and off the field.

Ortiz paced the Majors with 148 RBIs and crushed 47 home runs, good for third in the AL.

Jones led the Major Leagues with 51 home runs and led the National League with 128 RBIs.