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Miguel Cabrera, who won MLB's first Triple Crown since 1967, topped top rookie Mike Trout for the AL award. More » | 
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Rays left-hander David Price won his first Cy Young Award, beating out Justin Verlander in a historically tight race. More » | Video
With MVP-caliber numbers, Angels center fielder Mike Trout was a runaway winner in the Junior Circuit. More » | Video
Bob Melvin, who steered the A's (94-68) to the AL West title by overtaking the two-time defending AL champion Texas Rangers on the regular season's final day, won the AL award. More » | Video
Miguel Cabrera and R.A. Dickey were two-time winners of GIBBYs trophies, the ultimate honor of baseball's awards season, based on voting by media, front-office personnel, MLB alumni, fans at MLB.com and SABR. GIBBYs categories included players from both leagues -- recognizing the best in all of baseball -- and included performances from both the regular season as well as through the end of the playoffs, making them unique in singling out the best of the best. More » | Video
With a show which included a three-homer performance against Justin Verlander and the Tigers in Game 1, Pablo Sandoval was named MVP of the 2012 World Series. More »
Fernando Rodney made the free agent gamble the Rays made in the offseason pay off in a big way. More | Video
The first Triple Crown winner since 1967, Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera hit .330, with 44 long balls and 139 RBIs in leading the Tigers to the AL crown. More »
The NL batting leader (.336) and Comeback Player of the Year, backstop Buster Posey also clubbed 24 homers with 103 RBIs from the middle of the NL champion Giants lineup in an MVP-caliber season. More »
