2018 MLB Awards

Mookie Betts captured the batting title for the World Series champions with a .346 average, while adding 47 doubles, five triples, 32 homers, 129 runs, 80 RBIs and 30 stolen bases. The Boston right fielder also earned his third straight Gold Glove Award. More ?

Christian Yelich distanced himself from the rest of the field with a remarkably productive second half. His .770 slugging percentage after the All-Star break was baseball's best in 14 years as the Brewers captured the third division championship in franchise history. More ?

Blake Snell led the AL with 21 wins and a 1.89 ERA in winning a close vote to become the second Rays pitcher to win the award (David Price, 2012). The left-hander pitched the fewest innings ever for a starter who won the Cy Young, 180 2/3. More ?

Jacob deGrom won only 10 games, the fewest ever by a starter to win the award, but his ERA of 1.70 was the lowest in baseball among qualified starters and sixth-lowest since MLB lowered the mound to its current height in 1969. More ?

J.D. Martinez enjoyed his best statistical season en route to helping the Red Sox to a World Series title, leading the Majors in RBIs (130) and total bases (358) while finishing second in homers (43). His .330 average was nearly 40 points higher than his career mark, and his .402 on-base percentage was nearly 50 points higher. More ?

Christian Yelich became the first player in Brewers history to win a batting title (.326), and he also led the NL in slugging percentage (.598), OPS (1.000), total bases (343) and weighted runs created plus (166), while adding 36 homers, 110 RBIs and 22 steals. Yelich finished just two homers and one RBI shy of a Triple Crown. More ?

Veteran Cardinals backstop Yadier Molina was named the winner of the Clemente Award, which recognizes those who best represent the game through positive contributions on and off the field, including sportsmanship and community involvement. More ?

For his work assembling Oakland's 97-win playoff club, A's executive vice president of baseball operations Billy Beane won the inaugural MLB Executive of the Year Award. More ?

The Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Awards winners are determined using a formula that combines traditional defensive stats with advanced metrics, as well as the data logged by the baseball experts working for the scouting service Inside Edge.

Mariners closer Edwin Diaz took his game to the next level in 2018, notching a Major League-best 57 saves and 65 games finished to go with a 1.96 ERA, 124 strikeouts and a 0.79 WHIP in 73 1/3 innings. More ?

The Brewers' most dangerous weapon as they grabbed the NL Central title, ace reliever Josh Hader posted a 2.43 ERA with a 0.81 WHIP and an incredible 143 strikeouts in 81 1/3 innings. He fanned 46.7 percent of batters he faced -- the fourth-highest percentage of all-time. More ?

After being limited to 11 starts in 2017, David Price returned to form, going 16-7, including a 6-1 run with a 2.25 ERA in the second half for the World Series champion Red Sox. More ?

Back in the Majors for the first time since 2012 and after his second and third Tommy John surgeries, Jonny Venters was 5-2 with a 3.67 ERA and three saves in 50 games for the Rays and Braves. More ?