BDWL Post Season Awards
1974
Actual votes in [ ] below
Babe Ruth Award Mike Schmidt, BKB
(For the hitter with the most outstanding hitting statistics)
- Mike Schmidt, BKB (BA .278, OPS .936, HR 37,
RBI 147, R 124, SB 13) finished 1st in OPS% & RBI and 2nd
in homeruns & SLG%. 1st team ALL-BDWL. [15]
- Elliott Maddox, SSJ (BA
.365, OPS .910, HR 4, RBI 39, R 92) finished 1st in batting
average & OB%, 2nd in OPS
& OB%. 1st team ALL-BDWL.
- Dick Allen, DLH (BA .294, OPS .905, HR 32,
RBI 112, R 87) finished 1st in slugging %, 5th in
RBI & 4th in OPS%. 1st team ALL-BDWL. [2]
- Jim Wynn, SDC (BA .281, OPS .898, HR 38,
RBI 104, R 130) finished 1st in homeruns, 2nd in
runs & 3rd in slugging %. 1st team ALL-BDWL. [2]
- Cesar Cedeno, FMI
(BA .287, OPS .862, HR 30, RBI 116, R 106, SB 29) finished 3rd
in RBI, 2nd in total bases & 3rd in extra base
hits. 2nd team ALL-BDWL. [1]
Walter Johnson Award Gaylord Perry, BKB
(For the pitcher with the most outstanding pitching statistics)
- Gaylord
Perry, BKB (24-6, GS 37, ERA 2.54, WHIP
1.07, K 204, CG 13, SH 2) finished tied 1st in wins, 1st
in winning % & 1st in WHIP. 1st team ALL-BDWL. [16]
- Frank Tanana, SLD (24-8, GS 35, ERA 2.98,
WHIP 1.12, K 146, CG 7, SH 2) finished tied 1st in wins &
4th in WHIP. [1]
- Nolan Ryan, WLB (20-12, GS 41, ERA 2.80,
WHIP 1.30, K 326, CG 10, SH 4) finished 1st in Ks, 1st in quality starts & tired 3rd
in wins. 2nd team ALL-BDWL. [3]
- Luis Tiant, CNC (18-11,
GS 38, ERA 2.76, WHIP 1.23, K 152, CG 16, SH 3) finished 2nd complete games,
6th in ERA & 5th in quality starts.
- Phil Niekro, NGW (17-13,
GS 39, ERA 2.78, WHIP 1.09, K 203, CG 13, SH 3) finished 3rd
in WHIP & tied 2nd in quality starts. Won pitcher of month
award.
Most Valuable Player Award Mike Schmidt, BKB
(For the player most responsible for a teams success)
- Mike Schmidt, BKB (BA .278, OPS .936, HR 37,
RBI 147, R 124, SB 13) finished 1st in OPS% & RBI and 2nd
in homeruns & SLG%. 1st team ALL-BDWL. [10]
- Dick Allen, DLH (BA .294, OPS .905, HR
32, RBI 112, R 87) finished 1st in slugging %, 5th
in RBI & 4th in OPS%. 1st team ALL-BDWL. [1]
- Jim Wynn, SDC (BA .281, OPS .898, HR
38, RBI 104, R 130) finished 1st in homeruns, 2nd
in runs & 3rd in slugging %. 1st team ALL-BDWL. [4]
- Cesar Cedeno, FMI
(BA .287, OPS .862, HR 30, RBI 116, R 106, SB 29) finished 3rd
in RBI, 2nd in total bases & 3rd in extra base
hits. 2nd team ALL-BDWL.
- Gaylord
Perry, BKB (24-6, GS 37, ERA 2.54, WHIP
1.07, K 204, CG 13, SH 2) finished tied 1st in wins, 1st
in winning % & 1st in WHIP. 1st team ALL-BDWL. [3]
- Frank Tanana, SLD (24-8, GS 35, ERA 2.98,
WHIP 1.12, K 146, CG 7, SH 2) finished tied 1st in wins &
4th in WHIP.
- Gene Tenace, CNC
(BA .231, OPS .819, HR 32, RBI 95, R 97) Was 1st team
ALL-BDWL. [2]
Rookie of the Year Award Frank Tanana, SLD
(For the player who made the greatest impact in 1st year
eligible for protection)
A. Frank Tanana, SLD (24-8,
GS 35, ERA 2.98, WHIP 1.12, K 146, CG 7, SH 2). [19]
- Bill Madlock, SSJ (BA
.322, OPS .802, HR 7, RBI 41, R 58). [1]
- Mike Hargrove, WSG (BA .299, OPS .779, HR 5,
RBI 51, R 54).
- Lynn McGlothen, WLB (13-8,
GS 31, ERA 2.89, WHIP 1.19, K 134, CG 6, SH 2).
- Dale Murray, ORP (3-3, SV 26, H 1, G 57,
ERA 1.73, WHIP 0.99, K 32).
- Bake McBride, FLE (BA.281, OPS .700, HR 4,
RBI 51, R 96, SB 24).
- Greg Gross, NGW (BA.297,
OPS .712, HR 1, RBI 41, R 74).
- Mickey
Rivers, DLH (BA.285, OPS .751, HR 5, RBI 50, R 78, SB 39).
General Manager of the Year Greg W, BKB
(General Manager of the Year - for the owners that excelled at his job
of constructing his team whether through trades, draft or both)
- Charles Polansky, Dallas Hilltoppers
won the Alston Division and had the best record in the WJL at 96-58. [1]
- Tom Kackley, Sleepytown
Dukes won Anderson
Division and was the WJL champion. [1]
- Ry Adams, Cincinnati Chilis won
the Weaver Division, was BRL Champion and went on to win the BDWL
Championship. [5]
- Greg W., Burbank
Barnstormers won 100 games and the Martin Division.
Also, was the #1 ranked team according to PI. [11]
NOTE: Steve Lehman received 2 write in votes.
Manager of the Year Ry
Adams, CNC
(For the field manager; that excelled at his ability to control matters
of team strategy on the field through his ability to set the line-ups and
starting pitcher before each game as well as making substitutions &
strategy throughout the game.)
- Charles Polansky, Dallas Hilltoppers
won the Alston Division and had the best record in the WJL at 96-58.
- Tom Kackley, Sleepytown
Dukes won Anderson
Division and was the WJL champion.
- Ry Adams, Cincinnati Chilis won
the Weaver Division, was BRL Champion and went on to win the BDWL
Championship. [11]
- Greg W., Burbank
Barnstormers won 100 games and the Martin
Division. Also, was the #1 ranked team according
to PI. [2]
- Andrew Bywaters, Fremont Indians won 88 games to take a BRL wild card spot despite
being ranked in the PI at #11. [7]