Vogt and Murphy Honored as MLB Managers of the Year

Stephen Vogt of the Guardians and Pat Murphy of the Brewers earn top managerial accolades in their debut seasons.

Stephen Vogt led the Cleveland Guardians to a 92-win season and an AL Central title, earning him the AL Manager of the Year award.
Pat Murphy guided the Milwaukee Brewers to a 93-win season and an NL Central title, becoming the first Brewers manager to win the NL Manager of the Year award.
Vogt is the first manager to transition from MLB player to Manager of the Year within two years, setting a new record.
Murphy, at 65, joins the list of oldest recipients of the Manager of the Year award, marking a significant career milestone.
Both managers successfully stepped into roles previously held by highly regarded predecessors, demonstrating their leadership and adaptability.