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The 'ALCS MVPs' quiz
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The 'ALCS MVPs' quiz

For the first time since 2020 and just the third time in franchise history, the Tampa Bay Rays will play for a World Series title after beating the Cleveland Guardians 7-3 in Game 6 of the ALCS.

Trade deadline acquisition Freddy Peralta made his  second start (and third appearance) of the series, allowing just one run and striking out three over 5 1/3 innings. That was the only run he allowed over 12 innings of work in the series, with his efforts earning him ALCS MVP honors.

The veteran has turned into the most impactful move made at the trade deadline this year, posting a 1.08 ERA so far this postseason after a disastrous couple of months with the New York Mets.

Next up for Peralta is a matchup with one of his former teams, the Milwaukee Brewers, in a matchup that ensures this season will have a first-time World Series champion. 

Which brings us to today’s quiz. How many of the players to be named Most Valuable Player of the ALCS can you name in six minutes?

Good luck!

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TIME:
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2026 / TB / SP / #51
Freddy Peralta
2025 / TOR / 1B / #27
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
2024 / NYY / DH / #27
Giancarlo Stanton
2023 / TEX / OF / #53
Adolis Garcia
2022 / HOU / SS / #3
Jeremy Pena
2021 / HOU / DH / #44
Yordan Alvarez
2020 / TB / OF / #56
Randy Arozarena
2019 / HOU / 2B / #27
Jose Altuve
2018 / BOS / OF / #19
Jackie Bradley Jr.
2017 / HOU / SP / #35
Justin Verlander
2016 / CLE / RP / #24
Andrew Miller
2015 / KC / SS / #2
Alcides Escobar
2014 / KC / OF / #6
Lorenzo Cain
2013 / BOS / RP / #19
Koji Uehara
2012 / DET / DH / #21
Delmon Young
2011 / TEX / OF / #17
Nelson Cruz
2010 / TEX / OF / #32
Josh Hamilton
2009 / NYY / SP / #52
CC Sabathia
2008 / TB / SP / #22
Matt Garza
2007 / BOS / SP / #19
Josh Beckett
2006 / DET / 2B / #14
Placido Polanco
2005 / CHW / 1B / #14
Paul Konerko
2004 / BOS / DH / #34
David Ortiz
2003 / NYY / RP / #42
Mariano Rivera
2002 / ANA / 2B / #2
Adam Kennedy
2001 / NYY / SP / #46
Andy Pettitte
2000 / NYY / OF / #28
David Justice
1999 / NYY / SP / #26
Orlando Hernandez
1998 / NYY / SP / #33
David Wells
1997 / CLE / OF / #17
Marquis Grissom
1996 / NYY / OF / #51
Bernie Williams
1995 / CLE / SP / #55
Orel Hershiser
1993 / TOR / SP / #34
Dave Stewart
1992 / TOR / 2B / #12
Roberto Alomar
1991 / MIN / OF / #34
Kirby Puckett
1990 / OAK / SP / #34
Dave Stewart
1989 / OAK / OF / #24
Rickey Henderson
1988 / OAK / RP / #43
Dennis Eckersley
1987 / MIN / 3B / #8
Gary Gaetti
1986 / BOS / 2B / #17
Marty Barrett
1985 / KC / 3B / #5
George Brett
1984 / DET / OF / #23
Kirk Gibson
1983 / BAL / SP / #52
Mike Boddicker
1982 / CAL / OF / #19
Fred Lynn
1981 / NYY / 3B / #9
Graig Nettles
1980 / KC / 2B / #20
Frank White

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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