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The individual titles and awards for each season in the US Major League Baseball were announced on the 11th.
[Las Vegas Current Affairs] Major League Baseball awards were announced on the 11th, and the National League's Pete Crow Armstrong (Cubs), who hit 45 home runs, and the AL's Yordan Alvarez (Astros), who hit 42 home runs, were selected for the Hank Aaron Award, which is given to the batter who has shown the most outstanding offensive performance. Shohei Ohtani's (Dodgers) streak of winning the award, which started when he was with the Angels in 2023, ended after three years.
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Alvarez was also chosen for the ``Edgar Martinez Award,'' given to the best designated hitter (DH) in both leagues, and Otani, who had a batting average of .275, 30 home runs, and 81 RBIs, missed out on the award for the sixth consecutive year.
Yoshinobu Yamamoto (Dodgers), who won a career-high 14 wins, was selected to the second team in the starting pitcher category for the ``All-MLB'' team, which is selected based on this season's regular season results. Brian Baker (Rays) won the Mariano Rivera Award for Best Relief Pitcher, and Mason Miller (Padres) won the Trevor Hoffman Award. The Comeback Award went to Alvarez (A) and pitcher Zack Wheeler (Phillies) (NA).

Jacob Miziolowski of the Brewers became the first starting pitcher in major league history to average over 100 mph (100.6 mph) in annual fastball velocity during the 2026 season. He throws a number of shocking fastballs and talks about his own limits and his commitment to training.

The selection committee for this season's newly established ``Nagashima Shigeo Award'' was held in Tokyo on the 12th, and infielder Teruaki Sato of Hanshin, who won the Triple Crown, was selected. Sadaharu Oh, chairman of the selection committee, and others sent cheers to Sato, who will be competing in the Major League next season.

The selection committee for the newly established ``Nagashima Shigeo Award'', which honors fielders who have played an active role in running, attacking, and defending in professional baseball, was held in Tokyo on the 12th, and infielder Teruaki Sato of the Hanshin League, who won the triple crown in the Central League, was selected as the first recipient of the award.

On the 11th, catcher Hikaru Ota, who declared free agency from Rakuten, entered into negotiations with Hiroshima to join the team. Coach Arai expressed his enthusiasm, calling him ``an essential part of winning the championship,'' and Ota expressed his enthusiasm, saying, ``This will be a transfer that will go down in the history of the team.'' If Ota, a Hiroshima native, transfers, he will become the team's first free agent.

The Asian Professional Baseball Championship, an international tournament featuring young players, will begin on the 12th at Tokyo Dome. Samurai Japan's manager Iguchi, who is aiming for a third consecutive championship, declares that he will aim for the championship with aggressive baseball. Kanemaru will start in the first match against Taiwan.

On the 10th, the Yomiuri Giants visited Yokohama High School's pitcher Shoki Oda (18), who was drafted first in the draft, to greet the school. Oda has announced that he will challenge for the major leagues, and the Giants apologized for the forced nomination and explained the circumstances. Going forward, they hope to wait for Oda to finish his interviews with the major league team and inform them of his development policy.