![It has been just another typical season for the incredible Mike Trout. [Image Source: Flickr | Beth Tenser]](https://staticr1.blastingcdn.com/media/photogallery/2019/7/8/660x290/b_502x220x82/it-has-been-just-another-typical-season-for-the-incredible-mike-trout-image-source-flickr-beth-tenser_2290973.jpg "It has been just another typical season for the incredible Mike Trout. [Image Source: Flickr | Beth Tenser]")
As we head into the All-Star break, it’s always a good time to check out those leading the way in the awards race.
With a little less than half the regular season remaining, these aren’t one-man races. Here are players (or managers) who remain in the hunt in each category.
AL MVP: DJ LeMahieu, Jorge Polanco, Alex Bregman
NL MVP: Christian Yelich, Josh Bell, Freddie Freeman
AL Rookie of the Year: John Means, Michael Chavis, Spencer Turnbull
NL Rookie of the Year: Fernando Tatis Jr., Mike Soroka, Chris
AL Cy Young: Charlie Morton, Mike Minor, Gerrit Cole
NL Cy Young: Max Scherzer, Luis Castillo, Zack Greinke
AL Manager of the Year: Aaron Boone, Chris Woodward, Kevin Cash
NL Manager of the Year: Brian Snitker, Torey Lovullo, Dave Martinez
All stat leaders were found at MLB.com.
AL MVP - Mike Trout
In six of the last seven seasons, Trout has finished in the top-two of AL MVP voting. He is currently leading the AL in homers (28), RBIs (67), on-base percentage (.453), and slugging percentage (.646), all while performing admirably in center field.
NL MVP - Cody Bellinger
Neck-and-neck in the MVP race with Christian Yelich, Bellinger gets the nod due to the Dodgers having a much-better record than Milwaukee. His 70 runs lead the NL, his 71 RBIs, .432 on-base percentage, and .692 slugging percentage are second, and his 30 home runs are tied for second.
