MLB award finalists revealed, with Misiorowski, other Brewers in spotlight — SkimNews
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- Jacob Misiorowski is a finalist for the NL Cy Young Award and considered a heavy favorite after ranking among the top three vote-getters in BBWAA balloting.
- Brice Turang is a finalist for NL MVP, recognized for his Gold Glove defense and offensive contributions despite not being widely viewed as the frontrunner.
- Pat Murphy is a finalist for NL Manager of the Year and could become the first manager to win three consecutive awards if he takes the honor.
- Trevor Megill is a finalist for the new NL Relief Pitcher of the Year award, joining Philadelphia's Jhoan Duran and San Diego's Mason Miller.
- Pete Crow-Armstrong is the expected NL MVP winner after joining the 40-40 club with 45 homers and 41 stolen bases, a feat achieved by only six others in MLB history.
- Dylan Cease is the favorite to win AL Cy Young, competing against Cleveland rookie Parker Messick and Yankees ace Cam Schlittler for the award.
Why it matters: The Brewers, despite not being a playoff team, dominate the NL award conversation with four finalists across MVP, Cy Young, Manager of the Year, and Relief Pitcher of the Year, signaling exceptional individual performances in a season where team success didn't reflect their players' recognition. This rare spread of accolades for a non-postseason club underscores how individual excellence can diverge from team outcomes.
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