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@TigersFarmData 7th in the MVP vote, best by a Tigers rookie since 1943. A .376 OBP over 156 games will do that.

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@MotorCityBanter @SleeperTigers Witt's rookie year ('22): .254/.294/.428, 20 HR, 30 SB. McGonigle: .278/.376/.430. Witt had the speed and power, McGonigle got on base 82 points more often.

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Every Tigers Rookie of the Year: https://t.co/FKA8zy4Ckj

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Six Tigers have won Rookie of the Year: Kuenn '53, Fidrych '76, Whitaker '78, Verlander '06, Fulmer '16, and now Kevin McGonigle. The Bird went 19-9 with a 2.34 ERA and 24 complete games. Best Tigers rookie ever?

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Every Yankees Cy Young, with the seasons: https://t.co/MTss83xUhz

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Seven Yankees have won the Cy Young: Turley '58, Ford '61, Lyle '77, Guidry '78, Clemens '01, Cole '23, and now Cam Schlittler. Guidry went 25-3 with a 1.74 ERA in '78. Schlittler: 1.95 ERA, 239 K. Who had the better year?

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Every Brewers Cy Young, with the seasons: https://t.co/fFpSh88q4Z

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Four Brewers have won the Cy Young: Rollie Fingers '81, Pete Vuckovich '82, Corbin Burnes '21, and now Jacob Misiorowski, unanimously. Which of the four had the best year?

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@MLBPipeline @stewart_sal @RedsOnTheRise @Reds @MLBNetwork @MLB And he never took a day off to do it: all 162 games. Frank Robinson hit 38 as a Reds rookie in 1956 and still didn't reach 100 RBI (83).

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@CBoxSports Plus all 162 games played, and one voter even put him 7th on an MVP ballot. Not bad company: Robinson, Rose and Bench are on that Reds list.

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@KasperMLB 😂 And the Reds' guy didn't miss a day: all 162 games, 32 homers, 112 RBI. Their 9th Rookie of the Year.

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@BaseballAmerica The 9th Red to win it: Frank Robinson, Pete Rose, Tommy Helms, Johnny Bench, Pat Zachry, Chris Sabo, Scott Williamson, Jonathan India, and now Stewart.

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@MLBONFOX Two everyday rookies: Stewart played all 162 with 32 homers and 112 RBI, McGonigle 156 games with a .376 OBP. Both got MVP votes, too.

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@Dom_Cotroneo Two of the four in the top 5, too: Turang 3rd and Miz 5th, on top of Miz's unanimous Cy Young.

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@GabeBurnsAJC Miz at 3 is a strong call. 1.80 ERA, 252 strikeouts, and only 96 hits allowed in 174.2 innings.

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@baseballisdead_ @DALLASBRADEN209 Add a 5th-place MVP finish to the list. A pitcher who allowed 96 hits in 174.2 innings earns that.

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@BaseballAmerica From that 2022 whiff to this: 252 strikeouts and a 1.80 ERA, the lowest in the majors. Every first-place vote.

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@MLB @newbalance And hitters could barely touch him: 96 hits allowed in 174.2 innings, with a 0.80 WHIP.

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@SleeperMLB The numbers made it easy: Yordan .316/.432/.601, PCA 45 homers and 41 steals, Miz 1.80 ERA, Schlittler 1.95. Nobody had a case against any of them.

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@MLB Yordan on every 1st-place line, and a pitcher in 4th: Cam Schlittler, whose 1.95 ERA led the AL by 45 points.