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FILE - In this July 24, 2019, file photo, Houston Astros starting pitcher Justin Verlander throws to an Oakland Athletics batter during a baseball game in Houston. Verlander has been awarded his second AL Cy Young Award. MICHAEL WYKE | AP
Astros’ Justin Verlander wins AL Cy Young Award; Rays’ Charlie Morton finishes third
The Mets’ Jacob deGrom wins the NL award for the second straight year.
Yesterday• Rays
Rays’ Kevin Cash finishes third in AL Manager of the Year voting
Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash talks with reporters in the dugout the day after clinching a playoff spot. DIRK SHADD | Times
Former Ray Rocco Baldelli wins top honors after his first season with the Twins, Aaron Boone was second.
Nov. 12• Rays
Mets’ Pete Alonso finds his way back home to win NL Rookie honors
Flanked by his mother, Michelle Alonso, left, father Peter Alonso (blue shirt, standing), girlfriend Haley Walsh, right, and friends, New York Mets rookie first baseman Pete Alonso, 24, reacts as he finds out he has won the National League Rookie of the Year award on Monday at his home in Tampa. Alonso, a Plant High graduate, made a grand entrance to the big leagues, hitting a major-league rookie and team-record 53 home runs for the Mets. DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Tampa Bay Times
The easiest part of the day for the travel-weary first baseman may have been receiving the prestigious award.
Nov. 12• Rays
AL Manager of the Year? How could it not be Rays’ Kevin Cash
Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash speaks at a news conference before an Oct. 1 American League wild-card game practice in Oakland, Calif. JEFF CHIU | AP
Marc Topkin: The Twins Rocco Baldelli and Yankees Aaron Boone are the other two finalists for the hard-to-define award.
Nov. 11• Rays

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    Nov. 12• Rays
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