Plus: Ranking 10 potential first-time MVPs
Once you win an MVP, you can call yourself that for life. (Players who won one that you might not realize: Justin Morneau, Terry Pendleton, Willie McGee and Willie Hernandez.) But you'd be surprised by some of the great active MLB players who still have never won one. It's an impressive list, one that, last year, Paul Goldschmidt finally got himself off of.
The good news for some of them is that they can always go out and win one this year. |
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When a squirrel made its way from the bullpen and started scurrying along the right-field wall, Yankees fans were unsure how to react. You'll want to see it all. |
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Luke Raley never thought he'd be in this predicament, on the mound facing one of the game's most fearsome sluggers. And then ... |
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It's nice to know that Shohei Ohtani is just like the rest of us. Sometimes he needs a little something to munch on. |
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Jack Suwinski, Pirate of the Allegheny, plunders a hit from the Rangers' Marcus Semien. |
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Asian Americans have carved out more space as prominent figures in the game to the point where seeing multiple Asian American players on the same team -- like Connor Joe, Mark Mathias and Robert Stephenson -- is becoming increasingly common. |
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Then 16, Eri Yoshida made waves as the first female professional player in Japan, later coming stateside at the age of 18 to play with the Chico Outlaws. Now 31, she's looking to pitch again with a New York independent baseball team. |
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Mookie Betts and the Dodgers go for a sweep in Atlanta against Ronald Acuña Jr. and the Braves in the Casamigos Tequila MLB Network Showcase at 7 p.m. ET. |
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Christopher Morel now shares the Cubs record with home runs in 5 straight games. Who are the three players -- two of them Hall of Famers -- who previously accomplished the feat? |
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