MLB: The Last 10 World Series MVPs
Every fall, someone steps up when it matters most, sometimes a superstar doing what's expected, other times an unlikely hero having a remarkable week.
A look back at the last 10 World Series MVPs reveals standout performances. For instance, in 2024, Freddie Freeman of the Dodgers had a notable series, hitting close to .390 with a couple of homers, leading his team to another title.
- 2024 – Freddie Freeman (Dodgers): Hit close to .390 with a couple of homers.
- Corey Seager made history by winning his second World Series MVP, helping the Rangers win their first-ever championship with three home runs and six runs driven in.
- Jeremy Peña, a rookie shortstop, unexpectedly excelled, hitting consistently and filling huge shoes without faltering.
Every big moment seemed to find him, and he delivered every time.
These performances showcase the talent and dedication of these players, with some, like Freddie Freeman, adding to careers that already suggest a future in the Cooperstown hall of fame.
Author's summary: Review of the last 10 World Series MVPs highlights exceptional performances.
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