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actionjackson · 12-03-2017, 07:36 PM

Top ten NL MVP for 1946:

1. Shoeless Joe Jackson, 27, NY1, LF
2. Bobby Tolan, 26, PHI, CF
3. Frank Howard, 26, BSN, RF
4. Claudell Washington, 25, PHI, RF/LF
5. Kevin Millwood, 31, PIT, RHSP
6. Bubba Trammell, 26, NY1, RF
7. Gene Tenace, 35, PHI, C
8. Devin Mesoraco, 30, CIN, C
9. James Burke, 32, BRO, RHSP
10. Parke Swartzel, 24, BSN, RHSP

Top five NL CYA for 1946:

1. James Burke, 32, BRO, RHSP
2. Kevin Millwood, 31, PIT, RHSP
3. Parke Swartzel, 24, BSN, RHSP
4. Perry Werden, 22, CIN, RHSP
5. Erik Bedard, 24, BSN, LHSP

Top three NL Mariano Rivera Award for 1946:

1. Orber Moreno, 32, CHC, RHRP
2. Jimmie Keenan, 31, BSN, LHRP
3. Tom Henke, 33, PHI, RHRP

Top three NL Jackie Robinson Award for 1946:

1. Felix Jose, 23, STL, LF
2. Fritz Clausen, 22, BRO, LHSP
3. Dave Martinez, 21, STL CF

Shoeless Joe towered over everybody else in the National League in 1946. He led the league in R (125), H (239), 2B (51), 3B (13), AVG (.376), OBP (.442), OPS (1.066), and position player WAR (9.8). He also belted 27 HR and knocked in 119. Not bad considering it was his first go around in a new league. He now (as of 1955) has 12 batting titles to his name. Twelve! He has played 20 seasons and in five of those seasons, he did not qualify for the batting title. In other words he's won 12 out of the 15 batting titles he was eligible to win. Geez!

12-03-2017, 07:36 PM	#248
actionjackson Hall Of Famer Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Toronto, ON Posts: 6,179	Top ten NL MVP for 1946: 1. Shoeless Joe Jackson, 27, NY1, LF 2. Bobby Tolan, 26, PHI, CF 3. Frank Howard, 26, BSN, RF 4. Claudell Washington, 25, PHI, RF/LF 5. Kevin Millwood, 31, PIT, RHSP 6. Bubba Trammell, 26, NY1, RF 7. Gene Tenace, 35, PHI, C 8. Devin Mesoraco, 30, CIN, C 9. James Burke, 32, BRO, RHSP 10. Parke Swartzel, 24, BSN, RHSP Top five NL CYA for 1946: 1. James Burke, 32, BRO, RHSP 2. Kevin Millwood, 31, PIT, RHSP 3. Parke Swartzel, 24, BSN, RHSP 4. Perry Werden, 22, CIN, RHSP 5. Erik Bedard, 24, BSN, LHSP Top three NL Mariano Rivera Award for 1946: 1. Orber Moreno, 32, CHC, RHRP 2. Jimmie Keenan, 31, BSN, LHRP 3. Tom Henke, 33, PHI, RHRP Top three NL Jackie Robinson Award for 1946: 1. Felix Jose, 23, STL, LF 2. Fritz Clausen, 22, BRO, LHSP 3. Dave Martinez, 21, STL CF Shoeless Joe towered over everybody else in the National League in 1946. He led the league in R (125), H (239), 2B (51), 3B (13), AVG (.376), OBP (.442), OPS (1.066), and position player WAR (9.8). He also belted 27 HR and knocked in 119. Not bad considering it was his first go around in a new league. He now (as of 1955) has 12 batting titles to his name. Twelve! He has played 20 seasons and in five of those seasons, he did not qualify for the batting title. In other words he's won 12 out of the 15 batting titles he was eligible to win. Geez! Last edited by actionjackson; 12-03-2017 at 07:39 PM.