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Houston Astros award winners and league leaders

This is a list of award winners and league leaders for the Houston Astros, an American professional baseball team based in Houston. The Astros compete in Major League Baseball (MLB) as a member club of the American League (AL), having moved to the league in 2013 after spending their first 51 seasons in the National League (NL).

The Astros feature twelve total personnel who have been inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, two Most Valuable Player (MVP) Award winners, four Cy Young Award winners, and three Rookie of the Year Award winners. Two players have won an annual batting championship, while eight pitchers have led the league in earned run average (ERA).

Team awards edit

Team awards for the Houston Colt .45s/Astros
AwardDescriptionNo.YearsRef.
Baseball America Organization of the Year 12001[1]
Commissioner's TrophyWorld Series champions22017, 2022
Outstanding Team ESPY AwardBest team in sports12018[2]
Warren C. Giles TrophyAL pennant winner42017, 2019, 2021, 2022
William Harridge TrophyNL pennant winner12005
Rawlings Gold Glove TeamBest fielding team in NL or AL12021[3]
Wilson Defensive Team of the YearBest fielding team in MLB12019[4]

National Baseball Hall of Fame honors edit

Main article: National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

Major League Baseball awards edit

Postseason awards edit

See also: Major League Baseball postseason
Postseason award winners for the Houston Astros
CategoryEventIndividual
Babe Ruth Award2017José Altuve
Justin Verlander
2022Jeremy Peña
League Championship Series MVPNLCS1986Mike Scott
2005Roy Oswalt
ALCS2017Justin Verlander
2019José Altuve
2021Yordan Álvarez
2022Jeremy Peña
World Series MVP2017George Springer
2022Jeremy Peña

Annual awards edit

All-Stars edit

Monthly awards edit

Player of the Month edit

Houston Astros Players of the Month
Yr.MonthPlayerLg.No.
1972MayBob WatsonNL1
JuneCésar Cedeño1
1975MayBob Watson2
SeptemberCésar Cedeño2
1981MayArt Howe1
1984JulyJosé Cruz1
1986JuneKevin Bass1
1993MayJeff Bagwell1
1994June2
July3
1996May4
2000SeptemberRichard Hidalgo1
2001JulyJeff Bagwell5
2004MayLance Berkman1
2008May2
2016JuneJosé AltuveAL1
2017MayCarlos Correa1
JulyJosé Altuve2
2018JuneAlex Bregman1
2019JulyYuli Gurriel1
AugustAlex Bregman2
2021SeptemberKyle Tucker1
2022JuneYordan Álvarez1
AugustAlex Bregman3
2023SeptemberYordan Álvarez2
MLB Player of the Month Award • Ref:[26]
 

Pitcher of the Month edit

Houston Astros Pitchers of the Month
Yr.MonthPitcherLg.No.
1978JulyJ. R. RichardNL1
1979AprilKen Forsch1
MayJoe Niekro1
JuneJoaquín Andújar1
SeptemberJ. R. Richard2
1980April3
1982AugustNolan Ryan1
1984May2
1989JuneMike Scott1
1990JulyDanny Darwin1
1993JuneDarryl Kile1
1994MayDoug Drabek1
1997JulyDarryl Kile2
1998AugustRandy Johnson1
September2
2001AprilWade Miller1
2002AugustRoy Oswalt1
2004AprilRoger Clemens1
2005JulyAndy Pettitte1
September2
2006SeptemberRoy Oswalt2
2009JulyWandy Rodríguez1
2015AprilDallas KeuchelAL1
May2
JulyScott Kazmir1
AugustDallas Keuchel3
2017April4
MayLance McCullers Jr.1
2018MayJustin Verlander1
2019JuneGerrit Cole1
July2
September3
MLB Pitcher of the Month Award • Ref:[27]

Rookie of the Month edit

Houston Astros Rookies of the Month
Yr.MonthPlayerLg.No.
2001AugustRoy OswaltNL1
2002JulyKirk Saarloos1
2007MayHunter Pence1
2014MayGeorge SpringerAL1
SeptemberCollin McHugh1
2015JulyCarlos Correa1
2017JulyYuli Gurriel1
2019JuneYordan Álvarez1
July2
August3
MLB Rookie of the Month Award • Ref:[28]
 

Reliever of the Month edit

Houston Astros Relievers of the Month
Yr.MonthPitcherLg.No.
None
MLB Reliever of the Month Award • Ref:[29]

Awards for leadership, inspiration, and community service edit

Honors for leadership, inspiration, and community service
CategoryDescriptionYearIndividualRef.
Branch Rickey AwardRecognition for exceptional community service1997Craig Biggio[30]
Hutch AwardFighting spirit and competitiveness of Fred Hutchinson1983Ray Knight[31]
2005Craig Biggio
Lou Gehrig Memorial AwardExemplary contributions to community and in philanthropy1988Buddy Bell[32]
1990Glenn Davis
2016José Altuve
Luis Aparicio AwardOutstanding performance by Venezuelan baseball player2014José Altuve[33]
2016
2017
2022[k]
Roberto Clemente AwardSportsmanship, community involvement and team contribution2007Craig Biggio[34]
Tip O'Neill AwardOutstanding performance by Canadian baseball player1984Terry Puhl[35]

MLB "This Year in Baseball Awards" edit

Main article: This Year in Baseball Awards
Note: These awards were renamed the "GIBBY Awards" (Greatness in Baseball Yearly) in 2010 and then the "Esurance MLB Awards in 2015.

"GIBBY Awards" Best Breakout Everyday Player edit

MLB Players Choice Awards edit

Players Choice Award winners for the Houston Astros
CategoryYearPlayer
Player of the Year2016José Altuve
2017
Outstanding PlayerNL1994Jeff Bagwell
AL2016José Altuve
2017
Outstanding PitcherNL1999Mike Hampton
AL2015Dallas Keuchel
2019Justin Verlander
2022
Outstanding RookieNL2005Willy Taveras
AL2015Carlos Correa
2019Yordan Álvarez
Comeback PlayerAL2022Justin Verlander
Majestic Athletic Always Game Award2015José Altuve
2016
Players Choice Awards • Ref:[36]

Media and partnership awards edit

Minor-league system edit

See also: Baseball awards § U.S. minor leagues

California League Pitcher of the Year edit

Houston Astros Minor League Player of the Year edit

Houston Astros Minor League Pitcher of the Year edit

Other achievements edit

Ford C. Frick Award edit

See: Houston Astros § Ford C. Frick Award recipients

Retired numbers edit

See: Houston Astros § Retired numbers

Darryl Kile Good Guy Award edit

See Darryl Kile § Memorial and footnote[r]

Texas Sports Hall of Fame edit

See: Houston Astros § Texas Sports Hall of Fame

Annual batting statistical leaders edit

Key
Numbers in boldLed all Major League Baseball (MLB) players
National League1962—2012
American League2013—present

Triple Crown categories edit

See also: Triple Crown (baseball)

Batting champions edit

Yr.PlayerAverageNo.
2014José Altuve.3411
2016.3382
2017.3463
2021Yuli Gurriel.3191
See also: MLB batting champions • Ref:[49]
 

Home run leaders edit

Yr.PlayerTotalNo.
None
See also: MLB annual home run leaders • Ref:[50]
 

Runs batted in (RBI) leaders edit

Yr.PlayerTotalNo.
1994Jeff Bagwell1161
2002Lance Berkman1281
2023Kyle Tucker1121
See also: MLB annual RBI leaders • Ref:[51]

Rate statistics leaders edit

On-base percentage (OBP) leaders edit

SeasonPlayerFigureTimes
None[52]
 

Slugging percentage (SLG) leaders edit

SeasonPlayerFigureTimes
1994Jeff Bagwell.7501
NL annual slugging percentage leaders • Ref: [53]
 

On-base plus slugging percentage (OPS) leaders edit

SeasonPlayerFigureTimes
1994Jeff Bagwell1.2011
Ref: [54]

At bats per home run leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1994Jeff Bagwell10.31
2014Chris Carter13.71
Ref: [55]
 

At bats per strikeout leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1964Nellie Fox34.01
2009Miguel Tejada13.21
2010Jeff Keppinger14.31
Ref: [56]

Cumulative statistical leaders edit

Games played leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1978Enos Cabell1621
1987Bill Doran1
1992Jeff Bagwell1
Craig Biggio1
Steve Finley1
1996Jeff Bagwell2
Craig Biggio2
1997Jeff Bagwell3
19994
2007Carlos Lee1
2016George Springer1
Ref:[57]
 

At bats leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1978Enos Cabell6601
2015José Altuve6381
Ref:[58]
 

Plate appearances edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1995Craig Biggio6731
19977442
19987383
19997494
2016George Springer7441
Ref:[59]

Runs scored leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1994Jeff Bagwell1041
1995Craig Biggio1231
19971462
1999Jeff Bagwell1432
20001523
MLB annual runs scored leaders • Ref:[60]
 

Hits leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1983José Cruz189[s]1
2014José Altuve2251
20152002
20162163
20172044
MLB hits records • Titles leaders • Ref:[61]
 

Total bases leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1994Jeff Bagwell3001
Ref: [62]

Singles leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1966Sonny Jackson1601
2005Willy Taveras1521
2014José Altuve1681
20171372
Ref:[63]
 

Doubles leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1967Rusty Staub441
1971César Cedeño401
197239[t]2
1994Craig Biggio44[u]1
1996Jeff Bagwell481
1998Craig Biggio512
1999563
2001Lance Berkman551
200846[v]2
2009Miguel Tejada461
2018Alex Bregman511
MLB annual doubles leaders • Doubles records • Ref:[64]
 

Triples leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1971Roger Metzger11[w]1
Joe Morgan1
1973Roger Metzger142
1981Craig Reynolds12[x]1
1982Dickie Thon101
1993Steve Finley131
2020Kyle Tucker61
MLB annual triples leaders • Ref:[65]

Extra-base hits leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1994Jeff Bagwell73[y]1
Ref: [66]
 

Times on base leaders edit

YearPlayerTotalNo.
1994Jeff Bagwell2161
19963242
1997Craig Biggio309[z]1
1999Jeff Bagwell3313
2019Alex Bregman2921
20232632
Ref:[67]
 

Stolen base leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1994Craig Biggio391
2009Michael Bourn611
2010522
201161[aa]3
2014José Altuve561
2015382
MLB annual stolen base leaders •Ref:[68]

Bases on balls (walks) leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1965Joe Morgan971
1969Jimmy Wynn1481
1980Joe Morgan93[ab]2
1999Jeff Bagwell1491
2019Alex Bregman1191
Ref:[69]
 

Most strikeouts edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1967Jimmy Wynn1371
1972Lee May145[ac]1
2013Chris Carter2121
Ref:[70]
 

Hit by pitch leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1990Glenn Davis81
1991Jeff Bagwell131
1995Craig Biggio221
1996272
1997343
2001284
2003275
Ref:[71]

Sacrifice hits leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1964Nellie Fox201
1966Sonny Jackson271
1979Craig Reynolds341
1981182
1984163
1985Nolan Ryan14[ad]1
1999Shane Reynolds17[ae]1
2006Roy Oswalt201
2023Martín Maldonado121
Ref:[72]
 

Sacrifice flies leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1977José Cruz10[af]1
1979César Cedeño9[ag]1
1984José Cruz10[ah]2
1992Jeff Bagwell13[ai]1
1993Luis Gonzalez101
1998Derek Bell10[aj]1
2007Carlos Lee131
2017Josh Reddick12[ak]1
2018Carlos Correa111
2022Alex Bregman10[al]1
Ref:[73]
 

Most double plays grounded into edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
2000Moisés Alou211
2002Brad Ausmus301
2007Carlos Lee27[am]1
2008Miguel Tejada321
2009292
2018Yuli Gurriel221
Ref:[74]

Most outs made edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1972Roger Metzger5281
Ref: [75]
 

Most times caught stealing edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1972César Cedeño211
1975172
1986Bill Doran191
1988Gerald Young29[an]1
1989252
1990Eric Yelding251
2013José Altuve131
2015132
2016103
George Springer1
Ref:[76]

Other leaders edit

Adjusted OPS+ leaders edit

SeasonPlayerFigureTimes
1994Jeff Bagwell2131
Ref: [77]
 

Runs created leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1994Jeff Bagwell1371
2019Alex Bregman150[ao]1
Ref: [78]
 

Power—speed number leaders edit

SeasonPlayerTotalTimes
1965Jimmy Wynn29.11
1974César Cedeño35.71
1999Jeff Bagwell35.01
2017José Altuve27.41
2022Kyle Tucker27.31
Ref:[79]

Annual pitching statistical leaders edit

Key
Numbers in boldLed all Major League Baseball (MLB) players
National League1962—2012
American League2013—present

Triple Crown categories edit

See also: Triple Crown (baseball)

Earned run average (ERA) champions edit

YearPitcherAverageNo.
1979J. R. Richard2.711
1981Nolan Ryan1.691
1986Mike Scott2.221
1987Nolan Ryan2.762
1990Danny Darwin2.211
2005Roger Clemens1.871
2006Roy Oswalt2.981
2019Gerrit Cole2.501
2022Justin Verlander1.751
See also: MLB annual ERA leaders • Ref:[80]
 

Wins leaaders edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
1979Joe Niekro21[ap]1
1989Mike Scott201
1999Mike Hampton221
2004Roy Oswalt201
2015Dallas Keuchel201
2019Justin Verlander211
2022182
See also: MLB annual wins leaders • Ref:[81]
 

Strikeout leaders edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
1978J. R. Richard3031
19793132
1986Mike Scott3061
1987Nolan Ryan2701
19882282
1998[82]Randy Johnson329[aq]1
2018Justin Verlander2901
2019Gerrit Cole3261
See also: MLB annual strikeout leaders • Ref:[83]

Rate statistical leaders edit

Win–loss percentage leaders edit

YearPitcherFigureNo.
1993Mark Portugal.8181
1999Mike Hampton.8461
2001Roy Oswalt.8241
2004Roger Clemens.8181
2018Charlie Morton.8331
2022Justin Verlander.8181
Ref:[84]
 

Walks plus hits per inning pitched (WHIP) leaders edit

YearPitcherFigureNo.
1979Ken Forsch1.0691
1981Don Sutton1.0151
1986Mike Scott0.9231
1990Danny Darwin1.0271
2010Roy Oswalt1.025[ar]1
2015Dallas Keuchel1.0171
2018Justin Verlander0.9021
20190.8032
20220.8293
Ref:[85]
 

Hits per 9 IP (H/9) leaders edit

YearPitcherFigureNo.
1971Don Wilson6.5491
1976J. R. Richard6.8351
19786.2762
19796.7733
1981Nolan Ryan5.9801
19827.0472
19836.1433
1986Mike Scott5.9491
1987Nolan Ryan6.5484
1991Pete Harnisch7.0201
19937.0702
2005Roger Clemens6.4311
2019Justin Verlander5.5291
2021Lance McCullers Jr.6.6741
2022Justin Verlander5.9962
Ref:[86]

Walks per 9 IP (BB/9) leaders edit

YearPitcherFigureNo.
1979Ken Forsch1.7731
1990Danny Darwin1.7151
1999Shane Reynolds1.4371
Ref:[87]
 

Home runs per 9 IP (HR/9) leaders edit

YearPitcherFigureNo.
1974Dave Roberts0.2651
1979Joaquín Andújar0.3251
1981Nolan Ryan0.1211
1999Mike Hampton0.4521
2021Lance McCullers Jr.0.7211
2022Framber Valdez0.4921
Ref:[88]
 

Strikeouts per 9 IP (SO/9 or K/9) edit

YearPitcherFigureNo.
1969Tom Griffin9.5581
1978J. R. Richard9.9041
19799.6362
1986Mike Scott10.0021
1987Nolan Ryan11.4801
19889.3272
2018Gerrit Cole13.8181
201912.3992
Ref:[89]

Strikeout-to-walk ratio (K/BB) edit

YearPitcherFigureNo.
1962Ken Johnson3.8701
1979J. R. Richard3.1941
1981Don Sutton3.5861
1986Mike Scott4.2501
1987Nolan Ryan3.1031
1998José Lima5.2811
1999Shane Reynolds5.3241
2006Roy Oswalt4.368[as]1
2018Justin Verlander7.1431
20197.8182
''Ref:[90]

Cumulative statistical leaders edit

Games played leaders edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
1990Juan Agosto821
1992Joe Boever81[at]1
2018Ryan Pressly77[au]1
Ref:[91]
 

Games started leaders edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
1973Jerry Reuss40[av]1
1983Joe Niekro38[aw]1
1984382
1987Mike Scott36[ax]1
1995[92]Doug Drabek31[ay]1
1998Shane Reynolds34[az]1
1999[93]35[ba]2
José Lima1
2004Roy Oswalt35[ba]1
2005[94]35[bb]2
2006[95]Andy Pettitte35[ay]1
2018Dallas Keuchel341
Justin Verlander1
201934[ay]2
Ref:[96]
 

Games finished leaders edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
1992Doug Jones701
2003Billy Wagner67[bc]1
2008José Valverde711
2019Roberto Osuna561
Ref:[97]

Saves leaders edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
1964Hal Woodeshick231
1969Fred Gladding291
2008José Valverde441
2019Roberto Osuna381
MLB annual saves leaders • Ref:[98]
 

Complete games leaders edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
2014Dallas Keuchel51
2022Framber Valdez31
Ref:[99]
 

Shutout leaders edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
1979Joe Niekro5[ba]1
1986Bob Knepper51
Mike Scott1
1993Pete Harnisch4[bd]1
1998[82]Randy Johnson6[aq]1
2015Dallas Keuchel2[ay]1
2018Gerrit Cole1[be]1
Justin Verlander1
2022Framber Valdez1[bf]1
20232[bg]2
MLB annual shutout leaders • Ref:[100]

Innings pitched leaders edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
1986Mike Scott275+1⁄31
2015Dallas Keuchel2321
2019Justin Verlander2231
2022Framber Valdez201+1⁄31
Ref:[101]
 

Hits allowed edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
2018Dallas Keuchel2111
Ref:[102]
 

Home runs allowed edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
2000José Lima481
2007Woody Williams351
2008Brandon Backe361
Ref:[103]

Bases on balls allowed edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
1973Jerry Reuss1171
1975J. R. Richard1381
19781512
19791413
1981Nolan Ryan981
19821042
1994Darryl Kile821
2013Lucas Harrell881
2021Lance McCullers Jr.761
Ref:[104]
 

Earned runs allowed edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
2000José Lima1451
2008Brandon Backe1121
Ref:[105]
 

Most losses edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
1987Bob Knepper171
1993Doug Drabek181
2013Lucas Harrell171
Ref:[106]

Most wild pitches edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
1968Larry Dierker201
1969Don Wilson16[bh]1
1975J. R. Richard201
1978162
1979193
Joe Niekro1
1981Nolan Ryan161
1982Joe Niekro192
1983143
1985214
1986Nolan Ryan152
1994Darryl Kile10[bi]1
2016Mike Fiers171
Ref:[107]
 

Most hit batsmen edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
1971Jack Billingham161
1972Jerry Reuss101
1982Nolan Ryan81
1993Darryl Kile151
199616[bj]2
2017Mike Fiers13[bk]1
Charlie Morton1
201816[bl]2
Ref:[108]
 

Batters faced leaders edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
1997Darryl Kile1,0561
2015Dallas Keuchel9111
20188742
2022Framber Valdez8271
Ref:[109]

Annual fielding leaders edit

All players edit

Putouts leaders edit

YearPlayerTotalNo.
1972Lee May1,3181
MLB annual putouts leaders • Ref:[110]
 

Assists leaders edit

YearPlayerTotalNo.
1995Craig Biggio4191
19975042
2009Miguel Tejada4751
MLB annual assists leaders • Ref:[111]
 

Total zone runs leaders edit

YearPlayerTotalNo.
1993Luis Gonzalez221
2006Adam Everett401
2010Michael Bourn211
2021Carlos Correa131
Ref:[112]

Most errors committed edit

YearPlayerTotalNo.
1966Sonny Jackson371
196735[bm]2
1980Enos Cabell29[bn]1
1994Andújar Cedeño231
MLB annual fielding errors leaders • Ref:[113]

Player value leaders edit

Wins Above Replacement (WAR) edit

See also: Wins Above Replacement

Overall WAR leaders edit

YearPlayerTotalNo.
1986Mike Scott8.21
2019Alex Bregman8.91
Ref:[114]
 

Position player WAR leaders edit

YearPlayerTotalNo.
1983Dickie Thon7.41
1994Jeff Bagwell8.21
19997.42
2019Alex Bregman8.91
Ref:[115]
 

Pitcher WAR leaders edit

YearPitcherTotalNo.
1986Mike Scott8.41
2005Roger Clemens7.81
2007Roy Oswalt6.61
2015Dallas Keuchel6.51
Ref:[116]

Offensive WAR leaders edit

YearPlayerTotalNo.
1994Jeff Bagwell7.71
1995Craig Biggio6.51
2017José Altuve7.81
Ref:[117]
 

Defensive WAR leaders edit

YearPlayerTotalNo.
2006Adam Everett4.11
2010Michael Bourn3.51
2011Clint Barmes2.51
2021Carlos Correa2.91
Ref:[118]

See also edit

References edit

Footnotes
  1. ^ Berra was a major league coach for the Astros.
  2. ^ Also wore number 4 (1988–89).
  3. ^ Morgan played two saperate stints for the Colts .45s/Astros, first from 1963–1971, and again in 1980.
  4. ^ Also wore numbers 12 (1963), 35 (1964), and 8 (1980).
  5. ^ Discontinued in 2012 and replaced by the MLB Reliever of the Year Award in 2014.
  6. ^ a b c Acquired from the Arizona Diamondbacks prior to the trade deadline in 2019. Greinke's statistics for the entire season were considered for his All-MLB Team and Wilson awards selection, while the Gold Glove and Silver Sluggers Awards were both earned for his play in the National League. Greinke appeared in 26 of 36 total games with the Diamondbacks that season, and all 10 remaining games were with the Astros.
  7. ^ Altuve is the only player in major league history to represent both the National (NL) and American Leagues (AL) in an All-Star Game as a member of the same team. His 2012 appearance was on the NL roster, while all subsequent appearances have been with the AL.
  8. ^ Awarded in MLB since 2022.
  9. ^ Awarded in MLB since 2011.
  10. ^ Awarded in MLB since 2020.
  11. ^ Co-winner with Luis Arráez of the Minnesota Twins.
  12. ^ Beginning in 2013, the Pitcher of the Year Award was redesignated as both a Starting Pitcher of the Year Award and Relief Pitcher of the Year Award, bestowed to one of each in both the AL and the NL.
  13. ^ Prior to 2013, the award was given one pitcher each in both the AL and the NL.
  14. ^ In 1961, and from 1963–2003, one Rookie Position Player of the Year and one Rookie Pitcher of the Year was selected from each league. Starting in 2004, this system was abandoned in favor of selecting one rookie from each league for the award.
  15. ^ From 1938–1985, one Manager of the Year Award was given for all of MLB. Starting in 1986, it was bestowed to one of each in both the AL and the NL.
  16. ^ Co-winner with J. J. Watt of the Houston Texans (NFL).
  17. ^ Selection criteria for the Wilson MLB Defensive awards have evolved throughout its lifespan. Beginning in 2012, the year the awards were instituted, and through 2013, one award was presented to one player on each team, regardless of position, as well as one to the outstanding defender for each league, regardless of position or team. In 2014, the selection criteria were narrowed to one player at each position in the major leagues, regardless of team or league (AL or NL)—allowing teams to have multiple winners—while maintaining one award presented to the outstanding defender in each league. Further, in each year of the awards' existence, one award was presented to the outstanding defensive team in the major leagues. Since 2020, no Wilson MLB awards have been presented.
  18. ^ Two awards are presented each year, one to a Houston Astro and one to a St. Louis Cardinal, each of whom exemplifies Kile's virtues of being "a good teammate, a great friend, a fine father and a humble man." The winners are selected, respectively, by the Houston and St. Louis chapters of the Baseball Writers' Association of America (BBWAA).[48]
  19. ^ Tied with Andre Dawson of the Chicago Cubs.
  20. ^ Tied with Willie Montañez of the Philadelphia Phillies.
  21. ^ Tied with Larry Walker of the Montreal Expos.
  22. ^ Tied with Nate McLouth of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
  23. ^ Tied with Freddie Patek of the Kansas City Royals.
  24. ^ Tied with Gene Richards of the San Diego Padres.
  25. ^ Tied with Albert Belle of the Cleveland Indians and Frank Thomas of the Chicago White Sox.
  26. ^ Tied with Edgar Martínez of the Seattle Mariners.
  27. ^ Bourn was acquired by the Atlanta Braves prior to the trade deadline in 2011.
  28. ^ Tied with Dan Driessen of the Cincinnati Reds.
  29. ^ Tied with Bobby Darwin of the Minnesota Twins.
  30. ^ Tied with Wally Backman of the New York Mets.
  31. ^ Tied with Omar Vizquel of the Cleveland Indians.
  32. ^ Tied with Bobby Murcer of the Chicago Cubs.
  33. ^ Tied with Dave Parker of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia Phillies.
  34. ^ Tied with Steve Garvey and Carmelo Martínez of the San Diego Padres, and Gary Matthews of the Chicago Cubs.
  35. ^ Tied with Joe Carter of the Toronto Blue Jays.
  36. ^ Tied with Rico Brogna of the Philadelphia Phillies and Jeff Kent of the San Francisco Giants.
  37. ^ Tied with Evan Longoria of the Tampa Bay Rays.
  38. ^ Tied with Marcus Semien of the Texas Rangers and Alec Bohm of the Philadelphia Phillies.
  39. ^ Tied with Albert Pujols of the St. Louis Cardinals.
  40. ^ Tied with Vince Coleman of the St. Louis Cardinals.
  41. ^ Tied with Christian Yelich of the Milwaukee Brewers.
  42. ^ Tied with Phil Niekro of the Atlanta Braves.
  43. ^ a b Led MLB, but neither the AL nor the NL. Johnson was acquired from the Seattle Mariners (AL) prior to the 1998 trade deadline.
  44. ^ Oswalt was acquired by the Philadelphia Phillies prior to the trade deadline in 2010.
  45. ^ Tied with Matt Bush of the Milwaukee Brewers.
  46. ^ Tied with Kenny Rogers of the Texas Rangers.
  47. ^ Pressly was acquired from the Minnesota Twins prior to the trade deadline in 2018.
  48. ^ Tied with Jack Billingham of the Cincinnati Reds and Steve Carlton of the Philadelphia Phillies.
  49. ^ Tied with Dan Petry of the Detroit Tigers.
  50. ^ Tied with Shane Rawley of the Philadelphia Phillies and Zane Smith of the Atlanta Braves.
  51. ^ a b c d Tied with 4 others.
  52. ^ Tied with Kevin Brown of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Darryl Kile of the Colorado Rockies, and Curt Schilling of the Philadelphia Phillies.
  53. ^ a b c Tied with 5 others.
  54. ^ Tied with 8 others.
  55. ^ Tied with Éric Gagné of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Keith Foulke of the Chicago White Sox.
  56. ^ Tied with Jack McDowell of the Chicago White Sox.
  57. ^ Tied with 17 others.
  58. ^ Tied with 15 others.
  59. ^ Tied with Gerrit Cole of the New York Yankees.
  60. ^ Tied with Jim Maloney of the Cincinnati Reds, and Andy Messersmith and Tom Murphy of the California Angels.
  61. ^ Tied with Richie Lewis of the Florida Marlins and Scott Sanders of the San Diego Padres.
  62. ^ Tied with Kevin Brown of the Florida Marlins and Al Leiter of the San Francisco Giants and Montreal Expos.
  63. ^ Tied with José Berríos of the Minnesota Twins.
  64. ^ Tied with Rick Porcello of the Boston Red Sox.
  65. ^ Tied with Dick Allen of the Philadelphia Phillies.
  66. ^ Tied with Garry Templeton of the St. Louis Cardinals.
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