Pete Crow-Armstrong produced one of the all-time great seasons in the Cubs’ 150-year history while running to unanimous MVP honors. And at the age of 24, he may be just getting started.
PCA is MVP: Pete Crow-Armstrong has become the Cubs' 12th winner of the NL MVP honors, and the first since Kris Bryant in 2016. He produced a dazzling 40-40 campaign and ran away as the unanimous winner of this award.
AL Manager of the Year winner Will Venable reflected on this season for the White Sox: "Special is not that special of a word, but I don't know if there's a better way to describe it. It was just really fun to be a part of and I feel really grateful to have such a front row seat to watch it happen. That's what sticks out in my mind, how I would describe it, it was just special."