MLB MVP winners

MLB MVP winners, 1931-2025

The 2026 MLB MVP is named Thursday, Nov 12.

The three finalists in each league are named Monday, Nov 2 at 6:00 PM ET on MLB Network, and the winners Thursday, Nov 12, on MLB Network. Last year: Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees in the American League, his third and Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League, his fourth.

The 2026 vote

Finalists: Monday, Nov 2 at 6:00 PM ET. Winners: Thursday, Nov 12. Both on MLB Network. The MVP ballots were cast before the postseason, so October does not count.

Most wins

Player
Won
Barry Bonds1990, 1992, 1993, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004
7
Shohei Ohtani2021, 2023, 2024, 2025
4
Jimmie Foxx1932, 1933, 1938
3
Joe DiMaggio1939, 1941, 1947
3
Stan Musial1943, 1946, 1948
3
Yogi Berra1951, 1954, 1955
3
Roy Campanella1951, 1953, 1955
3
Mickey Mantle1956, 1957, 1962
3
Mike Schmidt1980, 1981, 1986
3
Alex Rodriguez2003, 2005, 2007
3
Albert Pujols2005, 2008, 2009
3
Mike Trout2014, 2016, 2019
3
Aaron Judge2022, 2024, 2025
3
Carl Hubbell1933, 1936
2
Hank Greenberg1935, 1940
2
Hal Newhouser1944, 1945
2
Ted Williams1946, 1949
2
Willie Mays1954, 1965
2
Ernie Banks1958, 1959
2
Roger Maris1960, 1961
2
Frank Robinson1961, 1966
2
Johnny Bench1970, 1972
2
Joe Morgan1975, 1976
2
Robin Yount1982, 1989
2
Dale Murphy1982, 1983
2
Cal Ripken Jr.1983, 1991
2
Frank Thomas1993, 1994
2
Juan González1996, 1998
2
Miguel Cabrera2012, 2013
2
Bryce Harper2015, 2021
2

Most winners by team

Franchise
Won

Counted by franchise today: a club that moved keeps its winners, and a club that folded is listed under its own name.

Every winner

2025AL
Aaron JudgeNew York Yankees · OF
2025NL
Shohei OhtaniLos Angeles Dodgers · DH/RHP
2024AL
Aaron JudgeNew York Yankees · OF
2024NL
Shohei OhtaniLos Angeles Dodgers · DH
2023AL
Shohei OhtaniLos Angeles Angels · RHP/DH
2023NL
Ronald Acuña Jr.Atlanta Braves · OF
2022AL
Aaron JudgeNew York Yankees · OF
2022NL
Paul GoldschmidtSt. Louis Cardinals · 1B
2021AL
Shohei OhtaniLos Angeles Angels · RHP/DH
2021NL
Bryce HarperPhiladelphia Phillies · OF
2020AL
José AbreuChicago White Sox · 1B
2020NL
Freddie FreemanAtlanta Braves · 1B
2019AL
Mike TroutLos Angeles Angels · OF
2019NL
Cody BellingerLos Angeles Dodgers · OF
2018AL
Mookie BettsBoston Red Sox · OF
2018NL
Christian YelichMilwaukee Brewers · OF
2017AL
Jose AltuveHouston Astros · 2B
2017NL
Giancarlo StantonMiami Marlins · OF
2016AL
Mike TroutLos Angeles Angels · OF
2016NL
Kris BryantChicago Cubs · 3B/OF
2015AL
Josh DonaldsonToronto Blue Jays · 3B
2015NL
Bryce HarperWashington Nationals · OF
2014AL
Mike TroutLos Angeles Angels · OF
2014NL
Clayton KershawLos Angeles Dodgers · LHP
2013AL
Miguel CabreraDetroit Tigers · 3B
2013NL
Andrew McCutchenPittsburgh Pirates · OF
2012AL
Miguel CabreraDetroit Tigers · 3B
2012NL
Buster PoseySan Francisco Giants · C
2011AL
Justin VerlanderDetroit Tigers · RHP
2011NL
Ryan BraunMilwaukee Brewers · OF
2010AL
Josh HamiltonTexas Rangers · OF
2010NL
Joey VottoCincinnati Reds · 1B
2009AL
Joe MauerMinnesota Twins · C
2009NL
Albert PujolsSt. Louis Cardinals · 1B
2008AL
Dustin PedroiaBoston Red Sox · 2B
2008NL
Albert PujolsSt. Louis Cardinals · 1B
2007AL
Alex RodriguezNew York Yankees · 3B
2007NL
Jimmy RollinsPhiladelphia Phillies · SS
2006AL
Justin MorneauMinnesota Twins · 1B
2006NL
Ryan HowardPhiladelphia Phillies · 1B
2005AL
Alex RodriguezNew York Yankees · 3B
2005NL
Albert PujolsSt. Louis Cardinals · 1B
2004AL
Vladimir GuerreroAnaheim Angels · OF
2004NL
Barry BondsSan Francisco Giants · OF
2003AL
Alex RodriguezTexas Rangers · SS
2003NL
Barry BondsSan Francisco Giants · OF
2002AL
Miguel TejadaOakland Athletics · SS
2002NL
Barry BondsSan Francisco Giants · OF
2001AL
Ichiro SuzukiSeattle Mariners · OF
2001NL
Barry BondsSan Francisco Giants · OF
2000AL
Jason GiambiOakland Athletics · 1B
2000NL
Jeff KentSan Francisco Giants · 2B
1999AL
Iván RodríguezTexas Rangers · C
1999NL
Chipper JonesAtlanta Braves · 3B
1998AL
Juan GonzálezTexas Rangers · OF
1998NL
Sammy SosaChicago Cubs · OF
1997AL
Ken Griffey Jr.Seattle Mariners · OF
1997NL
Larry WalkerColorado Rockies · OF
1996AL
Juan GonzálezTexas Rangers · OF
1996NL
Ken CaminitiSan Diego Padres · 3B
1995AL
Mo VaughnBoston Red Sox · 1B
1995NL
Barry LarkinCincinnati Reds · SS
1994AL
Frank ThomasChicago White Sox · 1B
1994NL
Jeff BagwellHouston Astros · 1B
1993AL
Frank ThomasChicago White Sox · 1B
1993NL
Barry BondsSan Francisco Giants · OF
1992AL
Dennis EckersleyOakland Athletics · RHP
1992NL
Barry BondsPittsburgh Pirates · OF
1991AL
Cal Ripken Jr.Baltimore Orioles · SS
1991NL
Terry PendletonAtlanta Braves · 3B
1990AL
Rickey HendersonOakland Athletics · OF
1990NL
Barry BondsPittsburgh Pirates · OF
1989AL
Robin YountMilwaukee Brewers · OF
1989NL
Kevin MitchellSan Francisco Giants · OF
1988AL
Jose CansecoOakland Athletics · OF
1988NL
Kirk GibsonLos Angeles Dodgers · OF
1987AL
George BellToronto Blue Jays · OF
1987NL
Andre DawsonChicago Cubs · OF
1986AL
Roger ClemensBoston Red Sox · RHP
1986NL
Mike SchmidtPhiladelphia Phillies · 3B
1985AL
Don MattinglyNew York Yankees · 1B
1985NL
Willie McGeeSt. Louis Cardinals · OF
1984AL
Willie HernándezDetroit Tigers · LHP
1984NL
Ryne SandbergChicago Cubs · 2B
1983AL
Cal Ripken Jr.Baltimore Orioles · SS
1983NL
Dale MurphyAtlanta Braves · OF
1982AL
Robin YountMilwaukee Brewers · SS
1982NL
Dale MurphyAtlanta Braves · OF
1981AL
Rollie FingersMilwaukee Brewers · RHP
1981NL
Mike SchmidtPhiladelphia Phillies · 3B
1980AL
George BrettKansas City Royals · 3B
1980NL
Mike SchmidtPhiladelphia Phillies · 3B
1979AL
Don BaylorCalifornia Angels · LF/DH
1979NL
Keith HernandezSt. Louis Cardinals · 1B
1979NL
Willie StargellPittsburgh Pirates · 1B
1978AL
Jim RiceBoston Red Sox · OF
1978NL
Dave ParkerPittsburgh Pirates · OF
1977AL
Rod CarewMinnesota Twins · 1B
1977NL
George FosterCincinnati Reds · OF
1976AL
Thurman MunsonNew York Yankees · C
1976NL
Joe MorganCincinnati Reds · 2B
1975AL
Fred LynnBoston Red Sox · OF
1975NL
Joe MorganCincinnati Reds · 2B
1974AL
Jeff BurroughsTexas Rangers · OF
1974NL
Steve GarveyLos Angeles Dodgers · 1B
1973AL
Reggie JacksonOakland Athletics · OF
1973NL
Pete RoseCincinnati Reds · OF
1972AL
Dick AllenChicago White Sox · 1B
1972NL
Johnny BenchCincinnati Reds · C
1971AL
Vida BlueOakland Athletics · LHP
1971NL
Joe TorreSt. Louis Cardinals · 3B
1970AL
Boog PowellBaltimore Orioles · 1B
1970NL
Johnny BenchCincinnati Reds · C
1969AL
Harmon KillebrewMinnesota Twins · 3B
1969NL
Willie McCoveySan Francisco Giants · 1B
1968AL
Denny McLainDetroit Tigers · RHP
1968NL
Bob GibsonSt. Louis Cardinals · RHP
1967AL
Carl YastrzemskiBoston Red Sox · OF
1967NL
Orlando CepedaSt. Louis Cardinals · 1B
1966AL
Frank RobinsonBaltimore Orioles · OF
1966NL
Roberto ClementePittsburgh Pirates · OF
1965AL
Zoilo VersallesMinnesota Twins · SS
1965NL
Willie MaysSan Francisco Giants · OF
1964AL
Brooks RobinsonBaltimore Orioles · 3B
1964NL
Ken BoyerSt. Louis Cardinals · 3B
1963AL
Elston HowardNew York Yankees · C
1963NL
Sandy KoufaxLos Angeles Dodgers · LHP
1962AL
Mickey MantleNew York Yankees · OF
1962NL
Maury WillsLos Angeles Dodgers · SS
1961AL
Roger MarisNew York Yankees · OF
1961NL
Frank RobinsonCincinnati Reds · OF
1960AL
Roger MarisNew York Yankees · OF
1960NL
Dick GroatPittsburgh Pirates · SS
1959AL
Nellie FoxChicago White Sox · 2B
1959NL
Ernie BanksChicago Cubs · SS
1958AL
Jackie JensenBoston Red Sox · OF
1958NL
Ernie BanksChicago Cubs · SS
1957AL
Mickey MantleNew York Yankees · OF
1957NL
Hank AaronMilwaukee Braves · OF
1956AL
Mickey MantleNew York Yankees · OF
1956NL
Don NewcombeBrooklyn Dodgers · RHP
1955AL
Yogi BerraNew York Yankees · C
1955NL
Roy CampanellaBrooklyn Dodgers · C
1954AL
Yogi BerraNew York Yankees · C
1954NL
Willie MaysNew York Giants · OF
1953AL
Al RosenCleveland Indians · 3B
1953NL
Roy CampanellaBrooklyn Dodgers · C
1952AL
Bobby ShantzPhiladelphia Athletics · LHP
1952NL
Hank SauerChicago Cubs · OF
1951AL
Yogi BerraNew York Yankees · C
1951NL
Roy CampanellaBrooklyn Dodgers · C
1950AL
Phil RizzutoNew York Yankees · SS
1950NL
Jim KonstantyPhiladelphia Phillies · RHP
1949AL
Ted WilliamsBoston Red Sox · OF
1949NL
Jackie RobinsonBrooklyn Dodgers · 2B
1948AL
Lou BoudreauCleveland Indians · SS
1948NL
Stan MusialSt. Louis Cardinals · OF
1947AL
Joe DiMaggioNew York Yankees · OF
1947NL
Bob ElliottBoston Braves · 3B
1946AL
Ted WilliamsBoston Red Sox · OF
1946NL
Stan MusialSt. Louis Cardinals · 1B
1945AL
Hal NewhouserDetroit Tigers · LHP
1945NL
Phil CavarrettaChicago Cubs · 1B
1944AL
Hal NewhouserDetroit Tigers · LHP
1944NL
Marty MarionSt. Louis Cardinals · SS
1943AL
Spud ChandlerNew York Yankees · RHP
1943NL
Stan MusialSt. Louis Cardinals · OF
1942AL
Joe GordonNew York Yankees · 2B
1942NL
Mort CooperSt. Louis Cardinals · RHP
1941AL
Joe DiMaggioNew York Yankees · OF
1941NL
Dolph CamilliBrooklyn Dodgers · 1B
1940AL
Hank GreenbergDetroit Tigers · OF
1940NL
Frank McCormickCincinnati Reds · 1B
1939AL
Joe DiMaggioNew York Yankees · OF
1939NL
Bucky WaltersCincinnati Reds · RHP
1938AL
Jimmie FoxxBoston Red Sox · 1B
1938NL
Ernie LombardiCincinnati Reds · C
1937AL
Charlie GehringerDetroit Tigers · 2B
1937NL
Joe MedwickSt. Louis Cardinals · OF
1936AL
Lou GehrigNew York Yankees · 1B
1936NL
Carl HubbellNew York Giants · LHP
1935AL
Hank GreenbergDetroit Tigers · 1B
1935NL
Gabby HartnettChicago Cubs · C
1934AL
Mickey CochraneDetroit Tigers · C
1934NL
Dizzy DeanSt. Louis Cardinals · RHP
1933AL
Jimmie FoxxPhiladelphia Athletics · 1B
1933NL
Carl HubbellNew York Giants · LHP
1932AL
Jimmie FoxxPhiladelphia Athletics · 1B
1932NL
Chuck KleinPhiladelphia Phillies · OF
1931AL
Lefty GrovePhiladelphia Athletics · LHP
1931NL
Frankie FrischSt. Louis Cardinals · 2B

The Most Valuable Player award goes to one player in each league, the American League and the National League, voted by the Baseball Writers' Association of America before the postseason starts and announced in November. Team names are as they were at the time.

Questions

When is the 2026 MLB MVP announced?

Thursday, Nov 12, on MLB Network. The three finalists in each league are named Monday, Nov 2 at 6:00 PM ET.

Who won the 2025 MLB MVP?

Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees in the American League, his third and Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League, his fourth.

Who has won the MLB MVP the most?

Barry Bonds, seven times (1990, 1992, 1993, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004). Then Shohei Ohtani with four, Jimmie Foxx with three and Joe DiMaggio with three. 30 players have won it more than once.

Which team has the most MLB MVP winners?

The New York Yankees, with 23, counted by franchise.

Who won the first MLB MVP?

Lefty Grove of the Philadelphia Athletics in the American League and Frankie Frisch of the St. Louis Cardinals in the National League, in 1931.

What is the MLB MVP?

The Most Valuable Player award goes to one player in each league, the American League and the National League, voted by the Baseball Writers' Association of America before the postseason starts and announced in November.