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2022 Awards Voting

Ballots received: 34

View votes by team. The potential bias is the percentage of points cast by voters for members of their own team. It is called potential becuase it doesn't account for how deserving the eventual winners were.

  • Angels (6 votes, 36.3% potential bias)
  • Athletics (10 votes, 40.0% potential bias)
  • Giants (7 votes, 20.4% potential bias)
  • Mets (11 votes, 41.9% potential bias)

Voters

Admir Deljanin, Adoniz Vallejo, Alec Smalley, Andrew Cohen, Ben Lee, Berto Gutierrez, Chan Lee, Chris Coleman, Daniel Bencosme, Dave Konowitch, Emmet Ashton, Fausto Molina, George Ramirez, Jacob Molina, Jaehyun Kim, John Lee, John Shin, John Sim, Jonathan Suh, Jordan Molina, Luis Vallejo, Mark Rubin, Matthew Bui, Melvin Panameno, Michael Salerno, Peter Song, Peter Y. Song, Ruben Molina Jr., Ryan Schlachter, Sam Choi, Stan Choi, Steve Pinell, Thomas Rizzotto, Tony Lee

Most Valuable Player

Jacob MolinaJacob Molina

Jacob led the league in hits, extra base hits, and RBIs while playing in every one of his team’s games. In his first year as a manager, he led by example. He also became the first player to win an MVP in both pickup (2019) and team (2022) play.

Candidate1st 2nd 3rdPtsGPAABRH2B3BHRRBIBBKAVGOBPSLGOPSwOBA
Jacob Molina18451071983672127443271310.403.506.7161.222.543
Tony Lee4117601666472522231151510.468.621.7021.323.579
Ryan Schlachter5745016695515236112452.418.536.6181.154.558
Jonathan Suh5384213605319263301450.491.533.6601.194.574
Dave Konowitch1121012524617234001550.500.538.5871.125.529
Berto Gutierrez217177666162530113610.379.434.470.904.436
Ruben Molina Jr.26145954102053223312.370.407.6851.092.499
Thomas Rizzotto262093721719420191414.264.424.375.799.409
Jaehyun Kim26198167212730113107.403.494.493.986.476
Ruben Molina Sr.151143401214010632.350.395.400.795.444
Matthew Bui22199266312411218149.364.522.5001.022.530
Melvin Panameno1115615312214001077.396.475.472.947.457
Adoniz Vallejo111883582119300111914.328.530.379.909.471
Luis Vallejo1118706019223001574.367.443.417.860.430
Emmet Ashton1116635816192111052.328.381.448.829.367

 

Cy Young Award / The Pedro Martinez Award for Excellence in Pitching

Thomas RizzottoThomas Rizzotto

Thomas delivered perhaps the greatest pitching performance that many of us have faced in any league. Not allowing an earned run until June, he held an ERA under 1.00 until August and finished with a miniscule ERA of 1.61.

Candidate1st 2nd 3rdPtsGGSWLCGIPBFHRERBBKERAWHIPBB/9K/9BAA
Thomas Rizzotto302115716964267.0311532612351001.611.314.7013.43.209
Emmet Ashton22829611850252.226462272224763.761.634.1012.99.282
Berto Gutierrez211326151138795.05071461177045616.632.014.265.78.339
Ruben Molina Sr.28141111741182.2439134825227435.661.952.944.68.351
Max Arm19127330128.11253215105233.181.311.597.31.274
Chris Tejada118623446.224377603815427.331.972.898.10.355

 

Commissioner's Award For Spirit, Strategy, and Sportsmanship

A recognition award, for those who contribute greatly to the league. It is for those who play in a lot of games, provide coaching tips, encourage their teammates, carry gear, and organize. The Commissioner's Award goes to one of the many deserving of recognition for all the work they do to keep the league great.

Luis VallejoLuis Vallejo

Luis brings many years of wisdom to the league. Always willing to help out teammates and opponents alike, his weekly practices are beneficial to all. He plays nearly every game and often fulfills the important task of carrying equipment.

Candidate1st 2nd 3rdPts
Luis Vallejo134178
Zaviel Young46543
Fausto Molina44133
Ryan Schlachter51432
George Ramirez33327
Tony Lee5318
Jacob Molina12314
Melvin Panameno11210
Alec Smalley116
Ruben Molina Sr.125
Ben Lee15
Mark Rubin33
Bacilio Bencosme13
Adoniz Vallejo13
Matthew Bui13
John Sim13
Chan Lee11
Song Koh11
Benny Suh11

 

Rawlings Gold Glove - Pitcher

Berto GutierrezBerto Gutierrez

Berto led all pitchers with 96 innings at the position. Making 6 putouts and 11 assists while committing no errors gave him the edge over last year’s winner, Ruben Molina Sr.

Candidate1st 2nd 3rdPts GINNPOAEOPPSDPTFPCT
Berto Gutierrez13105100 159661101701.000
Ruben Molina Sr.1112596 1184111002101.000
Thomas Rizzotto751161 16674182240.917
Emmet Ashton22925 1155540901.000
Chris Tejada3110 8497901601.000

 

Rawlings Gold Glove - Catcher

Luis VallejoLuis Vallejo

Luis led the league with 119 innings caught, 42 more than any other catcher. He held his own behind the dish while managing the star-studded Mets pitching staff.

Candidate1st 2nd 3rdPts GINNPOAEOPPSDPTFPCT
Luis Vallejo2742149 1711923270.714
Song Koh211447 167710120.500
Juan Carlos38746 859160701.000
Andrew Cohen131125 116010120.500
Don C4517 957442100.800
Zaviel Young13 836430701.000

 

Rawlings Gold Glove - First Base

Dave KonowitchDave Konowitch

Dave won his second gold glove at first base. Unlike last year, he faced significant competition from the likes of Mark Rubin and Ben Lee, but his superior agility likely gave him more putouts to bring home the gold.

Candidate1st 2nd 3rdPts GINNPOAEOPPSDPTFPCT
Dave Konowitch17103118 12948912920.978
Mark Rubin79769 141007101720.986
Ben Lee551050 1812496151020.951
Admir Deljanin33327 105636203801.000
Fausto Molina5722 84634003401.000
Junghwan Chang15 8513602380.947
Emmet Ashton114 73831003101.000

 

Rawlings Gold Glove - Second Base

Michael SalernoMichael Salerno

Michael had the highest combined fielding percentage at second, third and short in 2021, but splitting time among them cost him the awards of any. His continued steadiness up the middle yielded him his first gold glove in 2022.

Candidate1st 2nd 3rdPts GINNPOAEOPPSDPTFPCT
Michael Salerno1877118 95817205423.881
Chris Coleman12134103 13631692271.926
John Lee391355 1911919146391.846
Andrew Cohen13 520240601.000
Matthew Bui13 518382130.846
David Liotta22 633753151.800
Fausto Molina11 624831120.917
Steven Ha11 1139653140.786
Chan Lee11 825631100.900

 

Rawlings Gold Glove - Third Base

Jordan MolinaJordan Molina

After playing most of 2021 in the Rays outfield, Jordan moved to third base for the Angels in 2022. His strong arm and cat-like reflexes helped him narrowly defeat last year’s winner, Benny Suh.

Candidate1st 2nd 3rdPts GINNPOAEOPPSDPTFPCT
Jordan Molina2083127 138922204460.913
Benny Suh81791 149516235440.886
Bacilio Bencosme34936 8528172270.926
Peter Song11114 1267892190.895
Max Arm11210 946393150.800
Adoniz Vallejo44 1051668200.600
Andrew Cohen13 751593170.824
Sam Choi11 1801120.500

 

Rawlings Gold Glove - Shortstop

Sam Choi

Winning his second gold glove at short, Sam proves once again it does not take a highlight reel to be recognized. His .928 fielding percentage was best among all short stops, second and third basemen.

Candidate1st 2nd 3rdPts GINNPOAEOPPSDPTFPCT
Sam Choi274147 149822425691.928
Thomas Rizzotto52394 9477152241.917
Alec Smalley131327 1388202212540.778
Matthew Bui169 1387181510433.767
Chris Tejada88 9487157292.759
Steve Pinell13 5388106240.750

 

Rawlings Gold Glove - Outfielders

Joemar WilsonJoemar Wilson

Committing no errors with 37 putouts and 3 assists, Joemar took the top spot in this year’s outfield gold glove race after narrowly missing out as the runner up in last year's race.

Jacob MolinaJacob Molina

Jacob continued his usual stellar outfield play, winning his second consecutive gold glove. Jacob led the Angels, along with Joemar, Jeremy and Tae Yoon, to the highest team outfield fielding percentage (.955) in league history.

George RamirezGeorge Ramirez

George narrowly defeated Ryan to round out the outfield gold gloves. It is his fifth consecutive award dating back to pickup baseball, this time patrolling center field for the Athletics. His 3 assists were tied with the other winners for most in the league.

Candidate1st 2nd 3rd4th 5thPts GINNPOAEOPPSDPTFPCT
Joemar Wilson119741121 149437304001.000
Jacob Molina514731109 191133832430.953
George Ramirez6582785 148223302601.000
Ryan Schlachter82410383 138917101801.000
Jeremy Molina115726 211192211240.958
Jonathan Suh35726 126216001601.000
Adoniz Vallejo2212 15761121140.929
Jaehyun Kim1210 171161211140.929
Ruben Molina Jr.117 15107714120.667
Melvin Panameno124 17911923240.875
Stan Choi13 241251647270.741
Tony Lee12 1677912120.833
Zaviel Young11 12651211140.929

 

Utility Man of the Year / The José Oquendo Award for Defensive Versatility

Thomas RizzottoThomas Rizzotto

In addition to his 67 innings on the mound, Thomas spent 47 at short, 28 at third, and 17 in center field. Playing such important positions at a high level helped the Mets run away in the standings.

Candidate1st 2nd 3rdPts ALL GINNPOAEOPPSDPTFPCT
Thomas Rizzotto68559 ALL 2016216366581.897
Zaviel Young58453 ALL 181321875300.833
Fausto Molina62137 ALL 181004361500.980
Adoniz Vallejo3621 ALL 1814517910360.722
Emmet Ashton31220 ALL 1511040504501.000
Andrew Cohen21215 ALL 181349134260.846
Melvin Panameno21114 ALL 151152376360.833
Sage Rozzel12213 ALL 148721133371.919
Max Arm210 ALL 11905176280.786
Steve Pinell1119 ALL 118121158440.818
John Sim217 ALL 161122276350.829
Chris Coleman116 ALL 1610623123381.921
Daniel Bencosme15 ALL 117612189391.769
Tony Lee114 ALL 16991042160.875
Admir Deljanin13 ALL 15904434511.922
Jeremy Molina13 ALL 161272911310.968
Jordan Molina13 ALL 1713027215530.906
Chris Tejada11 ALL 1510617247482.854
Matthew Bui11 ALL 19139322312673.821

 

Most Improved/Comeback Player of the Year

Michael SalernoMichael Salerno

Michael had one of the best season improvements ever observed. Doubling his OBP while tripling his slugging gave him a slight edge over teammate Jonathan Suh.

Candidate1st 2nd 3rdPtsGPAABRH2B3BHRRBIBBKAVGOBPSLGOPSwOBA
Michael Salerno111139113554271750010103.405.527.5241.051.484
(prior year)14595278000677.154.254.154.408.254
Jonathan Suh1358013605319263301450.491.533.6601.194.574
(prior year)22100872728410151211.322.410.391.801.449
Jaehyun Kim15828198167212730113107.403.494.493.986.476
(prior year)198879152380022712.291.352.392.745.353
John Sim341316635414191009723.352.435.370.806.413
(prior year)2299781818400121029.231.374.282.656.374
John Lee21112079641610200151322.156.316.188.504.353
(prior year)22968715130106736.149.229.172.402.264
Matthew Bui11311199266312411218149.364.522.5001.022.530
(prior year)209577252731081216.351.463.416.879.433
Ben Lee210187365102320011611.354.425.385.809.410
(prior year)2310694182950025614.309.387.362.748.398
Tony Lee11191666472522231151510.468.621.7021.323.579
(prior year)1994693128820321914.406.527.5801.107.512
Alec Smalley23913595417254101051.463.508.5741.083.508
(prior year)1991803229310798.363.440.425.865.454
John Shin2171563549224001269.407.476.481.958.457
(prior year)1883621518210151220.290.446.355.801.423
Mikey Rodriguez116164844462206417.136.208.273.481.233
(prior year)144536330004616.083.244.083.328.251
Ryan Schlachter12516695515236112452.418.536.6181.154.558
(prior year)188163192422122114.381.494.5241.018.482
Luis Vallejo5518706019223001574.367.443.417.860.430
(prior year)219279142530016710.316.402.354.757.421
Peter Song15156048101420081013.292.417.333.750.415
(prior year)23105882021200181421.239.343.261.604.360
Andrew Cohen1319726491000012712.156.250.156.406.257
(prior year)1973619700061115.115.260.115.375.230
Thomas Rizzotto132093721719420191414.264.424.375.799.409
(prior year)17796630316312566.470.538.6971.235.589
Steve Pinell111148445222001332.500.542.5451.087.487
(prior year)14686218272001336.435.485.468.953.500

 

Rookie of the Year

Berto GutierrezBerto Gutierrez

Berto rose to the top in an extremely competitive race among this year’s rookie class, splitting first place votes nearly equally with Fausto and Emmet. However, a strong showing in second place votes gave him the edge.

Candidate1st 2nd 3rdPtsGPAABRH2B3BHRRBIBBKAVGOBPSLGOPSwOBA
Berto Gutierrez1012591177666162530113610.379.434.470.904.436
Emmet Ashton10597416635816192111052.328.381.448.829.367
Fausto Molina9677018756518282101778.431.493.492.986.478
Mark Rubin2372617705992050121816.339.443.475.917.450
Sage Rozzel121115534991211011318.245.283.306.589.298
Max Arm228115040913100753.325.460.350.810.425
Peter Y. Song1251348437150109514.349.417.395.812.466
Chris Tejada131656518174008315.333.393.412.805.379