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Wednesday, December 02, 2015

Most Meritorious Player: 1911 Results

Congratulations to Ty Cobb on his 3rd consecutive MMP award.

Player Name	pts	ballots	1sts
Ty_ Cobb_	119	8	7
Joe Jackson	108	8	1
Eddie Collins	92	8	0
Honus Wagner	70	7	0
Frank Baker	62	7	0
Jose Mendez	52	5	0
Pete Alexander	51	6	0
Walter Johnson	50	5	0
Ed Walsh	48	5	0
John H Lloyd	47	4	0
Chrs Mathewson	42	5	0
Sam Crawford	19	2	0
Frank Schulte	18	2	0
Nap Rucker	17	2	0
Larry Doyle	16	2	0
Jimmy Sheckard	8	1	0
Vean Gregg	8	1	0
Tris Speaker	7	1	0
Russ Ford	6	1	0

DL from MN Posted: December 02, 2015 at 04:33 PM | 10 comment(s) Login to Bookmark
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1. DL from MN Posted: December 02, 2015 at 04:55 PM (#5105914)

Player # ballots
Wagner 11
Mathewson 9
Crawford 8
Cobb 5
Walsh 4
Lloyd 4
Sheckard 3
Speaker 3
Collins 3

2. DL from MN Posted: December 02, 2015 at 04:57 PM (#5105917)

11 times ties Wagner with Eddie Mathews and Frank Robinson.

9 times ties Mathewson with Lajoie, Gary Carter, Berra and Seaver. Seaver and Mathewson are tied for most times on ballot as a pitcher.

3. Qufini Posted: December 02, 2015 at 11:10 PM (#5106113)

Congratulations to Ty Cobb! This is the Georgia Peach's third straight MMP. To date, only Honus Wagner (4 straight 1905-'09) and Mike Trout (2012-'14) have as many consecutive triumphs.

4. Qufini Posted: December 02, 2015 at 11:11 PM (#5106114)

Congratulations to Jose Mendez! Mendez took advantage of split votes in both the AL and the NL to sneak out a victory by 1 point over his closest competitor and 2 points over the third place finisher. Jose Mendez is the first Negro Leaguer to take home an overall award.

5. Qufini Posted: December 02, 2015 at 11:14 PM (#5106116)

Congratulations to Walter Johnson! Johnson narrowly beat out Ed Walsh as the AL pitching MMP. Walsh was the defending champ with three awards in total but Johnson managed to beat him by two points. Johnson is the first Senator to win this award, though Bert Blyleven and Frank Viola also won for the same franchise as Minnesota Twins in 1973 and '88 respectively.

6. Qufini Posted: December 02, 2015 at 11:16 PM (#5106118)

Congratulations to Honus Wagner! Honus is the NL MMP for an incredible 8th time. That ties Willie Mays for the NL-only record.

7. Qufini Posted: December 02, 2015 at 11:17 PM (#5106120)

Congratulations to Grover "Pete" Alexander! Alexander won the NL pitching MMP, beating out six-time champ Christy Mathewson. Alexander joins Robin Roberts, Jim Bunning, Steve Carlton and John Denny as Phillies to win this award.

8. bjhanke Posted: December 03, 2015 at 01:19 AM (#5106155)

AH! Mendez ranks as the best pitcher. I wasn't completely sure what "overall award" meant. - Brock Hanke

9. DL from MN Posted: December 03, 2015 at 09:49 AM (#5106256)

Mendez, Alexander, Johnson and Walsh are all pretty much tied considering the sample size.

10. Qufini Posted: December 03, 2015 at 10:55 AM (#5106323)

AH! Mendez ranks as the best pitcher. I wasn't completely sure what "overall award" meant. - Brock Hanke

That's what I get for posting late at night.

Mendez, Alexander, Johnson and Walsh are all pretty much tied considering the sample size.

Yup. If they were outside of the top ten, I would have considered doing a run-off for pitching MMP but I think we'd get the same result- an incredibly close election.

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