2020 CFOD MVP AWARD 2nd Runner Up - Wil Myers, Park City Climbers P Age AVG OBP SPC AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI HBP BB K SB CS rf 29 .261 .325 .593 621 162 32 3 56 110 171 8 54 196 6 2 Wil Myers cleaned up as the cleanup hitter for the Climbers, who won 94 games and captured the Young division pennant. Myers led the league in RBI with 171 and was 5th in home runs with 56. When your job is to knock in players on base, few did it better this year than Myers. ***************************** 1st Runner Up - Jose Ramirez, Dallas SuperSquad P Age AVG OBP SPC AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI HBP BB K SB CS 3b 27 .294 .401 .648 599 176 49 5 51 117 140 8 102 116 26 10 Ramirez had his finest season yet, leading the league in extra base hits with 105. His 140 RBI was 6th best in the league, his 51 home runs was 6th best in the league and his 49 doubles was 5th best. His 160.5 runs created was 4th best in the majors and his .354 isolated power was 3rd best. All in support of the SuperSquad, who won 109 games and the Ruth division pennant. ***************************** 2020 CFOD MVP - Marcell Ozuna, Topeka MooseDogs/Dallas SuperSquad P Age AVG OBP SPC AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI HBP BB K SB CS dh 29 .335 .413 .665 603 202 46 0 51 140 154 1 84 165 0 1 Ozuna kept the Topeka MooseDogs in the thick of the playoff race for much of the season, who ended up just out of the playoffs with 86 wins. Ozuna was dealt during the stretch run to the SuperSquad where he helped them win 109 games and the Ruth division pennant. Ozuna finished 2nd in the league with a .335 batting average, led in slugging with a .665 average, was 2nd in runs scored with 140 and 2nd in RBI with 154. His 51 home runs was tied for 6th best and his 97 extra base hits was 3rd best in the majors. Ozuna's 169.6 runs created was 2nd best in the majors, and hits runs created per 27 outs of 11.0 was 2nd best (with the leader in each category being different). ******************************************************************* 2020 CFOD CY YOUNG AWARD 2nd Runner Up - Zack Wheeler, Miami Mangos P Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP sp 30 2.08 .600 19 4 0 29 29 5 3 220.2 191 61 51 40 162 4 41 Miami kept in the thick of the playoff race for most of the season, just finishing out of the running with an 88 win season. Wheeler was an ace, posting 19 wins (tied for 5th) and a 2.08 ERA (2nd best in the majors). His .307 slugging average allowed was 4th best, while is 1.6 walks per 9 innings was 8th best. His 0.2 home runs per 9 innings was best in the majors, as was his 82.8% quality start percentage. Wheeler was also a workhorse, logging 220 2/3 innings (6th best) and topped the league in batters faced per game at 30.31. ************************ 1st Runner Up - Brandon Woodruff, Cincinnati Rock P Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP sp 27 2.73 .613 25 7 0 37 37 1 0 224.0 184 78 68 63 256 17 25 The Rock dominated the majors this year, winning a league best 116 games and the Koufax division crown. Woodruff hoovered up the wins, posting a league best 25 victories. His 2.73 ERA was 6th best in the league, and his home runs per 9 innings of 0.7 was 9th best. Woodruff pitched 224 innings, 3rd best in the majors. Woodruff was an inspriation to his teammates, easily leading the league in run support with 6.4 runs a game. ************************ 2020 CFOD Cy Young - Shane Bieber, San Francisco Organization P Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP sp 25 2.06 .502 20 6 0 36 36 0 0 227.2 145 61 52 59 365 15 10 Bieber was a force in 2020, capturing 2/3'ds of the pitching triple crown, leading the league in ERA (2.06) and strikeouts (365). His 20 wins was tied for 3rd best. No one had a lower on base average against (.236) or slugging average against (.266), and his batting average against (.177) was 2nd best in the league. His quality start percentage of 77.8% was 2nd best in the majors. Bieber also logged a lot of innings, pitching 227 2/3 innings, 2nd best in the majors. His performance was critical to the success of the Organization this year, who won 91 games and the Mantle division title. ******************************************************************* 2020 CFOD FIREMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD 2nd Runner Up - Tyler Matzek, Olympia Rainiers P Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP mr 29 0.99 .468 11 2 6 75 0 0 0 90.2 52 10 10 30 124 1 1 Matzek was the league's best setup man this year, going 11-2 in relief for the Olympia Rainiers, who just barely missed out on a playoff spot on their way to 91 wins. Matzek sported a 0.99 ERA and a 0.468 OPS against. Matzek also logged quite a few innings, pitching 90 2/3 innings in 75 appearances. ******************** 1st Runner Up - Tyler Duffey, Miami Mangos P Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP mr 29 3.04 .612 6 6 36 61 0 0 0 71.0 52 27 24 26 87 8 1 Duffey won the saves title this year with 36, easily the most in the league. His 97.3% save percentage was also best in the majors, converting 36 of 37 opportunities. Duffey's 50 games finished was best in the league as well for the Miami Mangos, who finished just out of the playofs with 88 wins. ******************** 2020 CFOD Fireman of the Year - Devin Williams, Chandler Killers P Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP mr 25 0.70 .338 6 2 29 63 0 0 0 77.2 27 10 6 27 135 0 5 The Chandler Killers, who won 84 games this year, featured one of the most technically brilliant closers in the league in Devin Williams. Among relievers with at least 10 innings pitched (well over 250 in total!), no one had a better ERA (0.70) or OPS against (.338) than Williams. Williams' 135 strikeouts were 5th best amongst the hundreds of relievers (with 2 of those being part time starters as well...). All that and 29 saves, too, 2nd best in the league. Among all teams in the league with winning records, the Killers' +22 run differential was the slimmest margin in the league. The close games were where they excelled, going 30-17 in 1 run games, 8-5 when tied after 7 innings and 11-4 in extra innings.