The Philadelphia Phillies had a remarkable season, securing their fourth consecutive postseason berth and winning the National League East title with a 96-win regular season. The teams success led to numerous awards for players and their manager. Kyle Schwarber finished second in MVP voting and was named to the All-MLB second team, hitting 56 home runs and driving in 132 runs. Trea Turner won his second career batting title with a .304 average and finished fifth in MVP voting. Jhoan Duran, acquired via trade, recorded 32 saves and was named a first-team All-MLB relief pitcher. Pitchers Cristopher Sánchez and Zack Wheeler received Cy Young votes, with Sánchez finishing second and Wheeler ninth. Manager Rob Thomson placed third in National League Manager of the Year voting. These accolades underscore the Phillies outstanding season and the talent across their roster and coaching staff.The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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