In 1954, the year Willie Mays made his epic Game 1 catch at the Polo Grounds in New York, the most replayed highlight in World Series history, there was no World Series most valuable player award.
The first World Series MVP was awarded in 1955 to the Dodgers’ Johnny Podres.
Now, the award will be named after the great Mays, starting this season — the Willie Mays World Series most valuable player award.--SF Gate
One of my earliest childhood heroes, along with Muhammad Ali.
It's always refreshing to hear that an award is named after a human being rather than a major corporation.
The big picture.
TS
The first World Series MVP was awarded in 1955 to the Dodgers’ Johnny Podres.
Now, the award will be named after the great Mays, starting this season — the Willie Mays World Series most valuable player award.--SF Gate
One of my earliest childhood heroes, along with Muhammad Ali.
It's always refreshing to hear that an award is named after a human being rather than a major corporation.
The big picture.
TS
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