Overview
- Murphy captured 27 of 30 first-place votes in the National League, with Cincinnati’s Terry Francona second and Philadelphia’s Rob Thomson third.
- Vogt received 17 of 30 first-place votes in the American League, finishing ahead of Toronto’s John Schneider and Seattle’s Dan Wilson.
- Both managers have won the award in each of their first two seasons, joining Bobby Cox and Kevin Cash as rare back-to-back recipients.
- BBWAA balloting involved 30 voters and was completed before the postseason, so the awards reflect regular-season performance only.
- The Brewers set a franchise record at 97-65 to top MLB, while the Guardians erased a 15.5-game deficit to claim the AL Central in what Elias says is the largest in-season comeback in MLB history.