First Weekly MVP,··4 home runs Doyle is NL MVP

Jose Miranda (26, Minnesota), who had consecutive hits in 12 at-bats, won the weekly MVP for the first time since his Major League debut.

The Major League Baseball secretariat said on Monday that American League Miranda and National League Baseball`s Brenton Doyle have been named MVP of the two major leagues. Both were honored for the first time in their careers.

Last week, they swung the bat. Miranda played in six games and posted an impressive batting average of 0.700 (14 hits in 20 at-bats), 42 hits, one homerun, six RBIs, and OPS of 1.777. He showed off his tremendous batting performance, with his batting average, on-base percentage (0.727) and hits ranking first overall in the Major League, his slugging percentage (1.050) and OPS ranking second in the Major League, and his double ranking second in the Major League and Ruta (21) ranking fifth in the Major League. Notably, he recorded consecutive hits in 12 at-bats, a major tie record, over four games from the game against Detroit on the 4th to the game against Houston on the 7th. He set a new club record with 13 consecutive on-base hits with one sand dune.토토사이트 모음

Since his debut in the big league last year, Doyle played in six games per week and posted a batting average of 0.524 (11 hits in 21 at-bats), 42 hits, four homers, nine RBIs, and 1.886 OPS. He ranks first in slugging percentage (1.268), OPS, and home run, second in batting average and on-base percentage (0.600) in the majors, third in hits and fourth in RBIs in the majors. Doyle, who is renowned for his defense capabilities including winning the Gold Glove Award last season, won his first weekly MVP this time by displaying his presence with a bat, including multi-hits in four consecutive games.