It’s time to dole out my prestigious MLB midseason awards, from the MVPs, Cy Youngs and Rookies of the Year to the LVPs, Cy Yuks and more.

If a player ranked in the preseason top 100 by at least two major outlets (MLB Pipeline, Baseball America or ESPN) makes the Opening Day roster and later wins Rookie of the Year or finishes top three in MVP or Cy Young voting before reaching arbitration, his team earns a Prospect Promotion Incentive pick after the first round.

Anderson has most consistently been compared to Max Fried. That makes sense since he's a lefty that's listed at 6-foot-2, 179 pounds. Fried is a couple inches taller at 6-foot-4, and weighs 190 pounds. Considering Anderson only just turned 21, he could wind up around the same weight as Fried.

All-Star game is set for Tuesday at Truist Park in Atlanta. While there is excitement among fans for the marquee event, a few All-Star selections have raised eyebrows.

Saturday night was full of star power at Atlanta's Truist Park, as the entertainment world’s best and brightest graced the diamond for the MLB All-Star Celebrity Softball Game presented by Geico. Quavo.

MLB insider shut down Cal Raleigh’s MVP case, saying Aaron Judge’s historic 2025 season “just doesn’t elevate him” over the Yankees star.

Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge used to compete for the MVP title when they were in the American League. After Ohtani signed with the LA Dodgers last season, it has become easy for voters to select the MVP because both are in a league of their own. That's why both were selected unanimously last year.

According to the latest MLB futures bets odds at FanDuel Sportsbook (-1600), Aaron Judge has a 94.12% chance of winning the American League MVP Award, while Shohei Ohtani has a 93.55% chance of winning the National League MVP Award (-1450).