2021 AL Rookie of the Year
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Guardians
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2021 AL Rookie of the Year
Taking nominations below. Please post with stats/justification.
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Twins
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Re: 2021 AL Rookie of the Year
Matt Manning
10-6, 3.46 ERA
10-6, 3.46 ERA
2010 KC 83-79
2011 KC 94-68
2012 KC 83-79
2013 KC 90-72; AL Central Champs
2014 KC 84-78
2015 KC 103-59; AL Central Champs
2016 KC 97-65; Lost WC Game to BAL
2017 MIN 80-82
2018 MIN 84-78
2019 MIN 80-82
Overall IBC Record 1040-903
2011 KC 94-68
2012 KC 83-79
2013 KC 90-72; AL Central Champs
2014 KC 84-78
2015 KC 103-59; AL Central Champs
2016 KC 97-65; Lost WC Game to BAL
2017 MIN 80-82
2018 MIN 84-78
2019 MIN 80-82
Overall IBC Record 1040-903
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Padres
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Re: 2021 AL Rookie of the Year
In an otherwise dismal year (62-100) for the 2021 IBC White Sox - filled with aggressive roster turn over - RHP Connor Seabold got a chance to start after most of the veteran starting pitchers were traded and performed relatively well. Seabold started 22 games and had 11 Quality Starts including 1 complete game shutout on the way to a solid 8-6 record featuring a 106/35 K/BB in 128.2 IP with a solid .640 STR%. His ERA was 4.06 with a 1.17 WHIP and his RCERA was a respectable 3.63.
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Padres
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Re: 2021 AL Rookie of the Year
Another solid rookie performer for the woe-begotten 2021 IBC White Sox was OF (primarily LF) Cal Stevenson who played 146 games batting .259/.341/.337 (596 PA) setting the plate (after Anderson was traded) and leading the team with 137 hits (46 hits vs LHP tied for 9th in the AL even though he is a southpaw), 178 TB, 69 runs, 63 BBs (his 1.7 Strikeout/walk ratio was tied for 9th in the AL) and 14 SBs ... certainly not an All Star but a reliable rookie performer.
