Overview
- Murphy earned 27 of 30 first-place votes, finishing ahead of the Phillies’ Rob Thomson and the Reds’ Terry Francona in the National League.
- Vogt received 17 first-place votes to edge Toronto’s John Schneider, who had 10, with Seattle’s Dan Wilson third in the American League.
- Milwaukee posted an MLB-best 97-65 record, a franchise high, powered by a 29-4 midseason surge that included a 14-game winning streak.
- Cleveland captured the AL Central after erasing a 15½-game deficit to Detroit, the largest in-season comeback on record according to Elias.
- Separately, Toronto exercised Schneider’s 2026 option and said extension discussions are ongoing.