World Series Most Valuable Player Award

The World Series MVP Award is an honor in baseball, which is awarded to the player who has most contributed to the success of his team in the World Series. This Most Valuable Player, Eng. for most valuable player is determined from a combination of press representatives, officials of Major League Baseball and a fan voting.

Previous winners

Explanation ¹ = MVP was a player of the losing team

  • Ceremony (baseball)
Reggie Jackson Paul Molitor 1993 World Series Mariano Rivera 1999 World Series Mike Lowell 2007 World Series 2012 World Series Don Larsen New York Yankees Atlanta Braves Whitey Ford Sandy Koufax Frank Robinson Baltimore Orioles Detroit Tigers 1969 World Series New York Mets Brooks Robinson Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Pirates Oakland Athletics Cincinnati Reds 1979 World Series 1980 World Series Philadelphia Phillies 1981 World Series 1982 World Series 1983 World Series 1984 World Series Alan Trammell 1985 World Series Kansas City Royals 1986 World Series 1987 World Series Minnesota Twins 1988 World Series 1989 World Series 1990 World Series 1991 World Series 1992 World Series Toronto Blue Jays 1995 World Series 1996 World Series 1997 World Series Miami Marlins 1998 World Series 2000 World Series Derek Jeter 2001 World Series Randy Johnson Arizona Diamondbacks Curt Schilling 2002 World Series 2003 World Series Josh Beckett 2004 World Series 2005 World Series Jermaine Dye Chicago White Sox 2006 World Series David Eckstein 2008 World Series Cole Hamels 2009 World Series Hideki Matsui 2010 World Series Edgar Rentería 2011 World Series David Freese Pitcher Catcher First Baseman Second Baseman Shortstop Designated Hitter
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