2024 CFOD MVP AWARD 2nd Runner Up - Bobby Witt Jr, California Coneheads Age AVG OBP SPC PA AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI HBP BB K SB CS 24 .328 .374 .592 745 687 225 54 13 34 135 118 7 47 131 22 21 The young star for the Ruth Division winning California Coneheads had a stellar year, capturing the batting title hitting .328. Witt was 8th in on base average with .374 and 4th in slugging with .592. His 135 runs scored was best in the majors, and his 118 RBI was 3rd best. Witt was tied for 3rd in doubles wtih 54 and lead in triples with 13. Witt was very durable, having a league leading 687 at bats. ******************************************************************* 1st Runner Up - Aaron Judge, San Mateo Thunder Age AVG OBP SPC PA AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI HBP BB K SB CS 32 .279 .400 .630 745 619 173 30 2 61 130 131 7 118 180 16 5 Aaron Judge had another great year for the San Mateo Thunder, who captured the Young Division title and had the league's best record. Judge's .630 slugging average was 2nd best in the majors, and his 130 runs scored was tied for 2nd. Judge was an RBI machine, leading the league with 131. His 61 home runs were tops as well. His 154.2 runs created was 3rd best in the league, and he lead the league in game winning RBI with 23. ******************************************************************* 2025 CFOD MVP - Shohei Ohtani, Arlington Arthropods Age AVG OBP SPC PA AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI HBP BB K SB CS 29 .322 .423 .684 705 599 193 38 10 53 123 123 6 99 173 44 12 Ohtani was a hitting machine, leading the Arthropods to the Mantle Division title. His .322 batting average was 3rd best, his .423 on base average lead the league, as did his .684 slugging average. Ohtani slugged 53 home runs (2nd best in league) and stole 44 bases (4th best in the league). Ohtani drove in 123 runs (2nd best), and scored 123 runs (4th best). Pitchers feared him, walkking him a league leading 26 times. His 183.5 runs created was easily league best, as was his 11.8 runs created per 27 outs. ******************************************************************* 2024 CFOD CY YOUNG AWARD 2nd Runner Up - Luis Gil, Park City Climbers Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP 26 2.66 .593 22 6 0 32 32 0 0 186.0 129 60 55 74 207 14 4 Luis Gil was a model of efficiency, winning 22 games (2nd best in league) in 32 starts and with only 186 innings pitched. Gil's 2.66 ERA was 5th best in the majors, and his .191 batting average against was 3rd best in the league. Gil's performance helped the Climbers to 96 wins and the RY Conference Wildcard. ******************************************************************* 1st Runner Up - Logan Webb, San Mateo Thunder Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP 27 2.47 .610 21 9 0 36 36 4 3 244.0 221 70 67 50 188 10 31 Last year's Cy winner, Logan Webb had another dominant year for the Thunder, who captured the Young Division and had the best record in the league. Webb's 2.47 ERA was 3rd best in the league, and was 3rd in wins with 21. His .326 slugging percentage against was 6th best, and his 80.6% quality start percentage was league best. Webb was a workhorse, leading the league in innings pitched with 244, and his 26.89 batters faced per game was 2nd best in the league. ******************************************************************* 2024 CFOD Cy Young Award - Tarik Skubal, Cincinnati Rock Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP 27 2.33 .588 23 2 0 35 35 2 2 235.1 179 65 61 48 252 13 13 Cincinnati ace Tarik Skubal captured the pitching triple crown in 2024, leading in ERA (2.33), strikeouts (252) and wins (23). Skubal's 92% winning percentage was best in the league, having just 2 losses. Skubal's .209 batting average against was 6th best, his .261 on base against is 3rd best, and his .327 slugging percentage against was 7th best. Skubal helped the Rock capture the Koufax Division title and to a MK Conference best 104 wins. ******************************************************************* 2024 Fireman of the Year Award 2nd runner up - Kirby Yates, RP, Miami Mangos Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP 37 2.78 .428 3 5 38 55 0 0 0 64.2 25 20 20 37 89 4 1 The Mangos had a good season, winning 91 games and capturing a league wildcard. Yates hoovered up the saves, finishing 2nd in the league with 38, and his 88.4% save percentage was 3rd best in the majors. Yates had a respectable 2.78 ERA and a tiny .428 OPS against (best among all relievers with at least 45 IP). ****************************** 1st runner up - Raisel Iglesias, RP, Fightin' Oglethorpes of Georgia Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP 34 1.40 .476 6 4 27 66 0 0 0 83.1 44 15 13 13 86 7 8 Raisel Iglesias kept the Fightin' Oglethorpes competitive, as the team won 88 games and nearly made the playoffs. Among relievers with at least 45 IP, Iglesias had the 6th lowest ERA at 1.40 and the 8th lowest OPS against with .476. Iglesias was in all of the key games, finishing tied for the most games finished with 54. ****************************** 2024 CFOD Fireman of the Year - Griffin Jax, RP, San Mateo Thunder Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP 29 1.44 .477 2 2 42 61 0 0 0 68.2 39 12 11 16 86 4 4 The Thunder were a dominant force this year, winning a league high 107 games and the Young Division title. Jax led all closers in saves with 42, and his 95.5 save percentage was best in the majors. His 54 games finished was tied for most in the league. His .477 OPS was 9th best among all relievers with at least 45 IP, and his 1.44 ERA was 7th best. The Thunder posted a league best 90-2 record when they were leading after 7 games, and were 13-8 when tied. This is Jax's 2nd straight Fireman of the Year award.