Pete Crow-Armstrong unanimously ends Shohei Ohtani's run as NL MVP, Yordan Alvarez takes AL MVP for Astros
Pete Crow-Armstrong's 10.6-win season with the Chicago Cubs ended Shohei Ohtani's three-year MLB MVP streak with a unanimous NL award vote.
TL;DR
- Pete Crow-Armstrong won the NL MVP unanimously, unseating Shohei Ohtani.
- Crow-Armstrong had a 10.6-win season with 45 home runs, 41 stolen bases, and outstanding defense.
- Yordan Alvarez won the AL MVP unanimously for the Houston Astros.
- Alvarez posted elite offensive numbers with 42 home runs and a .316/.432/.601 batting line.
- Both players' unanimous victories highlight their exceptional individual seasons.