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After the major league regular season ends, various individual performance awards will be announced, including statistical items such as batting average, on-base rate, slugging rate, home runs, RBIs, stolen bases, ERA, strikeouts, winning pitches, relay success, and rescue success.
Alvarez. (File photo, AFP)
[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] The major league regular season officially ends today, and various batting and pitching performance awards have also been released. Among them, Astros slugger Yordan Alvarez not only won the batting title, but also ranked first in the major leagues in batting average, on-base rate and slugging rate.
Alvarez won the major league batting title with a batting average of .316, and also ranked among the best in overall offensive rating (OPS) of 1.033, becoming the only player in compliance with the regulations to have an OPS of more than 1. In addition, he ranked first in on-base percentage (.432) and slugging percentage (.601) this season, becoming the first player after last year's Yankees "Judge" Judge Aaron Judge, he is once again the first player in the major leagues in hitting measurements, and the sixth player since the 1961 expansion era.
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In the National League, Diamondbacks slugger Gabriel Moreno led the way with a batting average of .311, becoming the fifth catcher in history to win the batting title. The last time he achieved this was Buster Posey in 2012.
Cubs slugger "PCA" Pete Crow-Armstrong, who achieved "40 home runs and 40 steals in a single season" this year, not only ranked highest in the National League with an OPS of 942, but also tied for the most in the majors with a career-high 45 home runs, and won the home run title with Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber.
This season, the Orioles heavyweight "Polar Bear" Pete Alonso (Pete Alonso), who moved to a new club this season, contributed as many as 43 home runs throughout the season, and also won the RBI champion with 113 RBIs. He became a double champion in the American League, and he also won the RBI champion when he played for the Mets in 2022. He became the first player in history after 1920 to win this honor in both leagues. In addition, the Cardinals' Alec Burleson Burleson was even better, scoring 116 RBIs and becoming the major league RBI leader.
Nasim Nuñez, the 26-year-old Nationals speedster who got more opportunities to play this year, successfully won the major league stolen bases with 49 times. Chandler Simpson, who ended his second major league season, continued to show his advantage and recorded the most in the American League with 46 times.
On the pitching side, the Brewers' fireball ace Jacob Misiorowski, who has an average speed of 100.6 miles (approximately 161.9 kilometers) this year, finished the season with an ultra-low ERA of 1.80 and a whopping 252 strikeouts, becoming the double winner of the major league ERA leader and strikeout leader. He only completed his second season in the major leagues and shined.
The 25-year-old Yankees fireball Cam Schlittler has an ERA of only 1.95 in 33 games this season. He is recognized as the American League's ERA leader. Together with Mischolowski, he is the only two super pitchers in the major leagues with an ERA below 2. In addition, Gavin Williams, the ace of the Guardians, won the American League strikeout leader with 248 strikeouts.
In addition, strong pitcher Sonny Gray from the Red Sox and ace Christopher Sánchez of the Phillies both won 18 games this year and jointly won the major league winning pitches, becoming indispensable roles in their respective teams' rotations.
In the bullpen, Rays Kevin Kelly and Blue Jays Tyler Rogers both led the major leagues with 33 catches, and the National League portion was won by Brave Dylan Lee with 31 catches.
Cade Smith and Bryan Baker, who helped the team defend the final hurdle, jointly won the major league saves title with 41 saves. In the National League, Padres Mason Miller and Cardinals Korean fireball man Riley O'Brien had the most SVs with 38 SV.
Michalowski. (File photo, Reuters)
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Alvarez will continue to maintain a high level of hitting performance in the playoffs and help the Astros advance into the playoffs.
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