2092 Tycobbian Union Most Valuable Player Award
2092 TYCOBBIAN MVP TROPHY PRESENTED TO SOUTH FORK SHORTSTOP LEEUWENHOEK.
Silas Leeuwenhoek was honored as the Tycobbian Union Most Valuable Player. He also copped the TU Golden Bat this year. In his 5th IPA season, the 24-year-old shortstop was a vital cog in the Stallions' success. They won the
TU East for the fifth season in a row. Leeuwenhoek led the TU with 115 RBIs, batted .299 in 150 games with 28 homers, 102 runs and stole 18 bases. This year's MVP is a career .305 hitter
and has made the All-Star team on 3 occasions.
Coming in second was La Claire's magnificent right-hander Don Bartels, who compiled an 18-5 mark with a very impressive 2.25 ERA in 31 starts, sparking the Lynx to another TU West
division flag. They have won it 7 consecutive times. Since 2087 the club has also snared 3 Pro Cups, too. La Claire was going for a 3-peat this season, but didn't quite make it. They lost
to Hartsdale in the first round..
Third place in the Tycobbian Union MVP balloting went to Ginza's capable center fielder Maury Rabouin. He helped the Ninjas to a second-place spot, 7 games back of the division champion
Summerland Sunsets. Rabouin led the TU with 115 runs scored, batted .305 with 21 homers, 70 RBIs and 37 SB. He is 25 and has played with the Ninjas for 4 seasons.
