TSN Guide MVP

About the TSN Guide MVP list

Baseball Data Hub's records of the TSN Guide MVP begin in 1929 and reach 1945. The earliest winner was Al Simmons. The most recent 1945 rows name Tommy Holmes and Eddie Mayo. The name that recurs most is Jimmie Foxx (1932, 1933, and 1938). The list also repeats Lou Gehrig (1931, 1934, and 1936), Carl Hubbell (1933 and 1936), and Chuck Klein (1931 and 1932). From 1930, the list carries one winner per league in most years. By the Team column, the New York Yankees appear more often than any other club on the TSN Guide MVP list. The years just before that belong to Bobby Doerr and Marty Marion (1944), Spud Chandler and Stan Musial (1943), Mort Cooper and Joe Gordon (1942), Dolph Camilli and Joe DiMaggio (1941), and Hank Greenberg and Frank McCormick (1940). More TSN Guide MVP rows fall between 1930 and 1939 than in any other ten-year stretch of the list. The first American League row is Al Simmons in 1929. Bill Terry (1930) heads the NL side of the list. Each name links to the player's profile, where the TSN Guide MVP also appears in the honors table.