
McGonigle and Stewart win Rookie of the Year with contrasting strengths
McGonigle’s discipline and on-base value led to the AL award; Stewart paired 32 homers and 112 RBI with a full 162-game season to win in the NL.
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McGonigle’s discipline and on-base value led to the AL award; Stewart paired 32 homers and 112 RBI with a full 162-game season to win in the NL.
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SourceSkubal enters the market with a 2.72 ERA and 186 strikeouts. Los Angeles has rotation depth, but keeping the left-hander could help turn that paper strength into season-long reliability.
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A 2.72 ERA and 186 strikeouts against 27 walks across 26 starts give Skubal’s market appeal a substantial foundation.
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After a Triple Crown season, Sato enters the posting process with 39 homers and a .992 OPS behind the excitement.
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Ohtani versus Schwarber at NL designated hitter and crowded outfield fields headline the wait for November 17.
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Nine outings, 18 scoreless innings: Ashby protected far more than the ninth as Milwaukee navigated October.
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Elian Soto’s two-run shot briefly flipped the lead in the sixth before Salt River held off Scottsdale 9–8.
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A sweep without an easy night: SoftBank rallied past DeNA 4–2 in Game 4 to secure its second straight title and 13th overall.
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