Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong, Astros' Yordan Alvarez Both Named Unanimous MVPs

Pete Crow-Armstrong was the unanimous NL MVP after a monster all-around season (career highs: .280, 45 HR, 107 RBI, 41 steals), led the NL in runs and OPS, and won a Gold Glove for elite defense.
Yordan Alvarez was the unanimous AL MVP after a huge year (.316, 42 HR, 106 RBI), leading the majors in walks, OBP and slugging while flirting with a Triple Crown.
The 24-year-old Crow-Armstrong, who signed a $115M six‑year deal in March, is the Cubs’ first NL MVP since Kris Bryant (2016) — big news for Chicago fans.