MLB: The Last 10 World Series MVPs
Every fall, someone steps up when it matters most. Sometimes it’s a superstar doing exactly what you’d expect. Other times, it’s an unlikely hero having the week of his life.
- 2024 – Freddie Freeman (Dodgers): Freddie Freeman was everything you’d expect from a steady veteran.
- Corey Seager made history by winning his second World Series MVP, and this one hit different.
- Jeremy Peña came out of nowhere. A rookie shortstop filling huge shoes, and he didn’t blink once.
He hit close to .390 with a couple of homers and led the Dodgers to another title.
At 35, he’s showing no signs of slowing down, just adding to a career that already screams Cooperstown.
Author's summary: Review of last 10 World Series MVPs.
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