When were the major league baseball awards like league m.v.p. announced?  Who got the awards?
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brandon webb got the NL cy young and johan santana the AL cy young.\n\njoe girardi got NL mananger of the year and the AL award went to jim leyland.\n\nhanley ramirez won the NL rookie of the year and just verlander took it in the AL
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right here\n\nhttp://mlbcontracts.blogspot.com/2004/12/boston-red-sox.html\n\nit shows all the players contracts and is updated daily
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Well, rightfully so.\n\nVerlander was the clear cut winner for the award.  Had Liriano and Papelbon both stayed healthy, it may have been a different story, but that wasnt the case.\n\nIt was nice to see someone with my name win something too!
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Last Week = Hanley Ramirez (FLA) NL rookie of the year\nJustin Verlander (DET) AL rookie of the year\n\nNL Manager of the Year = Joe Girardi\nAL Manager OTY = Jim Leyland\n\nToday = NL MVP Ryan Howard\nTomorrow = AL MVP
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Let me be the first to put it in print :\n\nCongratulations to the NY Mets 2006 World Series Champions !!!!
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A gold Glove is voted on by sportswriters of America to each of the best fielding (Defense) players at each position which is 9 in each league. There are 2 leagues the National and American.  The MVP is also voted on by the media for the best Individual player in each league.
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It was Jeffey Leonard of the San Francisco Giants vs the St Louis Cardinals. This from a guy who hit only 17 HR for the season.
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go to baseball-reference.com and you can get stats for any player or any team in major league history.  It's a great site.
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NL - Jim Thome, 2003\nAL - Ken Griffey Jr., 1999
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Yes, it was Kansas City Royals Alex Gordon. Here is a link for the full explanation.
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Major league teams\nMajor League Baseball\n\nLos Angeles Angels of Anaheim \nLos Angeles Dodgers \nOakland Athletics \nSan Diego Padres \nSan Francisco Giants \nNational Basketball Association\n\nGolden State Warriors \nLos Angeles Clippers \nLos Angeles Lakers \nSacramento Kings \nNational Football League\n\nOakland Raiders \nSan Diego Chargers \nSan Francisco 49ers \n National Hockey League\n\nAnaheim Ducks \nLos Angeles Kings \nSan Jose Sharks \nMajor League Soccer\n\nClub Deportivo Chivas USA \nLos Angeles Galaxy \nNew MLS team in San Jose, California for 2007.\n\nNational Lacrosse League\n\nSan Jose Stealth \nMajor League Lacrosse\n\nSan Francisco Dragons \nLos Angeles Riptide \n Arena Football League\n\nSan Jose Sabercats \nLos Angeles Avengers \narenafootball2\n\nSan Diego Riptide \nAmerican Basketball Association\n\nBeijing Aoshen Olympian \nCarson Buzz \nFresno Heatwave \nSan Diego Wildcats \nWomen's National Basketball Association\n\nLos Angeles Sparks \nSacramento Monarchs \n \n\n[edit] Minor leagues\nBaseball: California League - class A, Pacific Coast League - class AAA and Golden Baseball League - independent. \nBasketball: Continental Basketball Association. \nHockey: East Coast Hockey League.
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http://www.minorleaguebaseball.com/app/news/article.jsp?ymd=20060608&content_id=88979&vkey=news_l112&fext=.jsp&sid=l112&sid=milb
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The Baseball Writer's Association of America.\n\nThere are 2 voters from this association from each major city. This is how they vote:\n\nFirst place vote = 14 points\nSecond place = 9 points\nand so on until 10th place vote gets 1 point.\n\nIf Jeter got one more 1st place vote, it would be tied. In that case, I don't know what would happen, because it has never happend. \n\nHere were the TOP 3 for the AL :\n\nJustin Morneau                   320\nDerek Jeter                        306\nDavid Ortiz                         193
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No World Series champion was crowned.  The players went on strike in August of that year, effectively shutting down the season.  Talks of hiring replacements, picket-crossing, etc came to nothing.  In addition, no division winners were crowned, even though they may have led their division at the point of stoppage.\n\nThere was even talk of having a "player's league" either supplant MLB or exist for the rest of that year in order to allow for a World Series, but the idea never gained much headway.
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Here:\nhttp://www.worldbaseballclassic.com/2006/news/index.jsp?sid=wbc
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1993 &#92;selected the Most Valuable Player of the league's all-star game\n1996 season, was selected to Baseball America's winter all-star squad...\n1999 MVP of AMERICAN LEAGUE\nSelected the Rangers recipient of the True Value/Roberto Clemente Man of the Year Award in both 1998 and 2001.\nReceived the Rangers Jim Sundberg Community Achievement Award in 2001...\n2003  Most Valuable Player of the National League Championship Series.\nSelected by the fans to Major League Baseball's Latino Legends Team in 2005\nInducted into the Texas Baseball Hall of Fame on November 11, 2005
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As much as anyone can be credited with inventing baseball, Alexander Cartwright is that person.  His 1845 Knickerbocker rules are the earliest ones that can be directly recognizable as baseball.\n\nThe National League is generally recognized as the first true major league; it began play in 1876.  It was a reformation of the National Association, which had begun play in 1871 but was not as cohesive of an organization.  The term "Major League" can be traced to the 1883 "National Agreement" that established the NL and the American Association as "Major Leagues" and all other leagues as "minor leagues."  Besides the National League, other leagues that are recognized as having been Major Leagues are:\n\nAmerican Association: 1882-1891 (several teams joined the NL after the AA's demise)\nUnion Association: 1884\nPlayers League: 1890\nAmerican League: 1901-Present\nFederal League: 1914-1915